<strong>Your Name:  Jimmy Salvatore</strong>

<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 2006/11/23

<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> T Th

<strong>Total hours for week:  2.</strong>

<strong>The School:  Till.</strong>

<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech general.

<strong>Main Report or Narrative:</strong>
<blockquote>I'm not sure if I reported last week's work, but I forget exactly what happened when, so I'll try to just get everything in:

I went to Mr. Bonner's class for most of the time on Thursday [or tuesday?] last week, and he wanted me to fix his computers and printers and all that -- the kids had tried to solve the printing problem by simply switching the cables back and forth between the computers.  So, I wrote a script and I tried to network the printer, but an hour went by and it still wouldn't work.  I, then frustrated, told Bonner I'd be back next time and have a solution handy.  Upon leaving Bonner's room, I met up with Z -- he told me that he wanted me to go to the computer lab and see what worked and what didn't.  This turned out to be a two-day project.

As it turned out, Mitch fixed bonner's printer problem so that I didn't have to.  Whew.  The bottom tray for the paper is missing, though, so I'll be on the lookout for that tray -- because it's no good to have to push the paper into the printer and hold it up while trying to print.  So, I had nowhere to go but the computer lab.

I went in and started to work on the computers that I'd noted on Thursday -- some of them were missing mice and I couldn't do anything about it, some of them were missing keyboards, so I fixed some of the broken keyboards that were at the front and replaced them, and some wouldn't turn on so I took them apart and just fooled around with them until they started working again.  Currently, they're all working and online, as far as I know, but six of them don't have mice.

Also, the printer wouldn't print in the front, but that was just a matter of turning it off and on again, and then shoving some slot farther into it.  When I turned it on, there was something like 50 print jobs from some video game website, so I had to act quickly and cancel those jobs.  Kids these days.

After that, Mitch came in, and we went up to -- ah, I forgot her name and room number, which isn't good -- but we went <em>somewhere </em>and began to set up and network her printer.  She also needs a network card on one of her computers, and next time I'll try to install that and fix up anything that mitch didn't finish when I left.

and.  that's all.</blockquote>