El Prez and the fragrant Jeannine were just checking in on-line at Easyjet and wanted to print the boarding pass but unbeknownst to them the default on the Easyjet site via Windows Vista is to send the document to Windows One-Note. As eny fule no, One-Note is a load of crap and no mistake and so,of course, the whole process got scrambled up resulting in the printer thinking it was off-line. El Prez tried again but the first document was in the printer queue, thereby holding everything up and it has been a hopeless task trying to get the One-Note document to either print or cancel... Ho Hum. So I've just spent a happy half hour freeing the whole thing up, meanwhile saving the boarding pass as a pdf before re-booting and then printing from Adobe - which worked.
Note to self: Get Windows 7 upgrade and don't install One-Note!
Update: Logged on to Easyjet again to print second boarding pass, told it to bypass One-Note and it worked a treat. I rest my case.
Update: Logged on to Easyjet again to print second boarding pass, told it to bypass One-Note and it worked a treat. I rest my case.
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