SteveStrummerUK

Never a truer word spoken William 😊

I have a theory.

Wishing you a speedy recovery Mike 👍

Do you reckon I might need to post the original for our cross-pond cousins 🙂

🙄 Same here.

... the most difficult time of the year for Rick Astley.

One of the photos captured by yours truly on a recent visit to The Black Country Living Museum where some of the location shooting for Peaky Blinders takes place. It cries out for the monochrome treatment, but personally I think I just prefer the full fat colour version 😊

I racked all my geetars up.... .....and then chopped off the headstocks just for this photee 😁😁

You crack me up Ken 🤣 .

Thanks for the heads up Kenny, added to my watchlist 😃 Woo hoo - "free"!

I think the 'attention span' reason is probably something to oh look a blue car.

I don't get it 🤔

"50 years ago my only real thought was....left boobie or right boobie......" ~ Paulo (2019) "50 years ago my only real thought was....left moobie or right moobie......" ~ Bapu (2019)

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Always an absolute pleasure to chew the fat with you Kenny 😊

And with that, Ken wins the internet 😁

Yes, a business/not for profit plan we've subscribed to.

We have recently ...... er ..... "upgraded" to Office 365 from a server based network. On our server, I have a number of Word and Excel documents (forms etc) which I have saved either as template files, or as normal files set to read only. As an example, I have an Excel document which is a 'blank' registration form/letter - anyone can open this, enter the details and print off the letter. As this particular example is read-only (and I don't need a saved version of the letter), whoever has used the document simply closes it. I have uploaded these files into a folder in 365, but: 1) The template files won't open in Word/Excel online, and: 2) I can't see any way to assign read only status to any uploaded document (or convert it to a template of some sort). I'd really appreciate any help in explaining how to do this with uploaded documents in 365. To clarify, I need document/templates in 365 that can be opened and edited, but none of the edits are saved. Thanks in advance.

Better make it pre-vindaloo to be on the safe side 🤢

Harsh .... .......