...>> night out, where generally, i'm in the middle of town where there are lots of tube stations. I would imagine this pattern accounts for the majority of post-closing-time bus use, although of course not all. I'm stumped as to how you could deal with the problem in the situation you describe, though. Night buses don't take cash, so no solution involving a chit is going to work. Putting chip-and-pin on buses seems like a ...

...a night out, where generally, i'm in the middle of town where there are lots of tube stations. I would imagine this pattern accounts for the majority of post-closing-time bus use, although of course not all. I'm stumped as to how you could deal with the problem in the situation you describe, though. Night buses don't take cash, so no solution involving a chit is going to work. Putting chip-and-pin on buses seems like a non...

... after a night out, where generally, i'm in the middle of town where there are lots of tube stations. I would imagine this pattern accounts for the majority of post-closing-time bus use, although of course not all. I'm stumped as to how you could deal with the problem in the situation you describe, though. Night buses don't take cash, so no solution involving a chit is going to work. Putting chip-and-pin on buses seems like a non-...

... restrictions, insurers would cherry pick only the low-risk customers. Ideology First, Country a Distant Second John McCain's plan to revamp America's health care system is a triumph of ideology over common sense. On the stump, McCain speaks constantly about "choice" and "competition" as the drivers of cost savings. In the context of health care, though, these are little more than slogans. The idea is that people will shop around ...

... insufficient interest) and only book it when you have enough to cover all the costs or .... let someone else do it as you will almost certainly be let down by those who are certain they want to go and then don't stump up with the cash. If you do go ahead check and double check at each stop that you have everyone on board! Good luck, hope it goes ahead for you as it is a brilliant museum Mike At the moment it...

...up front (strictly non-refundable unless insufficient interest) and only book it when you have enough to cover all the costs or .... let someone else do it as you will almost certainly be let down by those who are certain they want to go and then don't stump up with the cash. If you do go ahead check and double check at each stop that you have everyone on board! Good luck, hope it goes ahead for you as it is a brilliant museum Mike

....microsoft.com> wrote in message news:DC1A2AC5-75C8-4420-871F-D5D4F3CB2C9A@microsoft.com... Time scale is 30. The window is big, but that doesn't seem to matter for other users with same screen & resolution size. I'm stumped! "Diane Poremsky [MVP]" wrote: what time scale do they use? How big is the outlook window? What you see is based on the size of the window. -- Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook] ...

Time scale is 30. The window is big, but that doesn't seem to matter for other users with same screen & resolution size. I'm stumped! "Diane Poremsky [MVP]" wrote: what time scale do they use? How big is the outlook window? What you see is based on the size of the window. -- Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook] Outlook Tips: http://www.outlook-tips.net/ Outlook & Exchange Solutions Center: http://www.slipstick.com ...

... to give me permission to view and edit his calendar without my having to receive all of his invites in my email inbox. I work for 4 execs and don't want ALL of their invites pouring in. Just want to view their schedules and be able to decline, invite, and re-arrange schedules at their request. I looked at Editor Access, but it looks like I have to receive all their invites. There must be a way, but I'm stumped. -- Jasmine