Hey, that's one of the great memoirs from the 20th Century literary world!  If you're also reading his fiction, among the originally-in-English novels don't miss the brilliant and poignant "Pnin" (which does read as somewhat biographically informed).

I was going to comment on those printer scripts when you mentioned them in a previous report.  It sounds like you're using the trick of storing the text vbs file on the server, and in the Startup Menu folders on the desktop machines putting in a network link rather than a "physical" copy of the script file.  

That can work, and of course has the nice feature of letting you make corrections and later-adjustments in one place.  I got worried after we had a few done that way because the access seemed to be fragile.  (I think you ran into some issue along those lines, for sharing from tech3860's server folder rather than PublicScripts, but took care of it one way or another.)  That's cool, as long as it works -- but if things get iffy, try pasting in a local actual copy in the All Users Startups.  [And maybe checking the ACL to give Everyone some rights to it.]  

As another, slightly geeky, refinement -- created by an NSP Tech a couple years back -- you can introduce a string variable to hold the printer share path, and take the value in the two places it is used, rather than pasting / writing twice the likely long-and-awkward path.  

In email, Tremayne and I will try to coordinate getting to WCS to look at this or other issues with you.  

Cheers, 

  ==Mitch