Not all offices are big enough to have a separate snack room. Some have the refrigerator and the microwave in the same room in the front where the secretaries are. In some cases, right near the copy m

Double click? I’ve never heard of that. I just entered on ‘add to cart” or whatever it’s called. Pam. Sent from Mail for Windows

I’ve never used it, because I heard people saying there were lots few choices on there. But I did find the accessibility number, and I made use of that. Pam. Sent from Mail for Windows

I usually use the accessibility number to help me, because things seem to keep changing on the site. Pam. Sent from Mail for Windows

I think they might. They carry coffee makers, and all kinds of snacks to eat. I haven’t been to one in a while, but I was surprised at the stuff I used to see in Office Max. Pam. Sent from Mail for Wi

The one that Barry sells is small like that. It has something like six sections, and it has those buttons like unbrellas have to snap the sections into place. There is also one that has a marshmellow

Nope; they break all the time around here. They are similar to the fiberglass ones. But they are said to be carbon fiber. They are the tubular ones. Pam. Sent from Mail for Windows

Well, I bought the 54-inch cane. Part of the tip above the actual roller also touches. The one longer than that is a 60-inch cane, which is 20 dollars more, because he got that mold specially made. Pa

The two canes I have and use are folding canes from Ambutech. They have ball tips that are about the size of a tennis ball, and they roll smooth and if they get stuck in anything, it has to be a reall

Not platinum: titanium. Pam. Sent from Mail for Windows

I like constant contact, and these canes have a rolling tip you can screw on, but the tip is way too small, and it sticks in everything it can possibly get stuck into, and it feels very rough. Barry s

I have some canes made out of titanium, but I don’t like the particular ones I have. I am going to return them, because they don’t work well for me. Pam. Sent from Mail for Windows

You spelled gadgets wrong, for one thing. And I think his name was also spelled wrong. Also, the company name is Guidelights and Gadgets. I don’t remember the spelling of his name, but that’s the name

Oh no, they wouldn’t be. You would need the cheap wire hanger that I remember cleaners giving out when you got clothes cleaned. The more I think of it, the more I agree that once the elastic goes in,

That should work. We had hangers from the cleaners, so it was easy to take one and bend it to the way you needed it bent. Pam. Sent from Mail for Windows

The telescopic canes are not the ones that have the elastic that went in and needed to be extracted. They don’t have anything in the middle; the sections are like a radio antenna. Pam. Sent from Mail

Do you have, or can you get hold of any wire hangers? Take one, and bend it so that you can get the hook into the cane to catch the end of the elastic and pull it out. We always kept one in the coat c

Oh yes, he was really cool! And he was very helpful to people with computer problems. I still think of him, sometimes. Pam. Sent from Mail for Windows

You mean Microsoft would help you with a program that’s not one of theirs? I’m surprised, because I’ve always been told that they won’t do that. That doesn’t sound like the disability number, from wha

The blind shell doesn’t cost $600. Some iPhones do, though, from what I remember. Pam. Sent from Mail for Windows