@richardjacobson65178
Here's what you posted to me, this morning (I quote):
"I don’t know if this is directed to me or not but I didn’t do any copy-paste in my comments. They are all original and I did give credit to the original posting of the solution. Although I did discover this on my own. Lighten up and direct your frustration to the real cause that being Intuit."
If you will kindly refer to my post, you will see that I very clearly directed my comments to @CatinaT1 , not to you. I hadn't even noticed your name before and in neither of your posts have you copied and pasted my work.
On the other hand, "Expert" CatinaT1 has copied and pasted, then posted, my work in several places on the Community board, and she has done so with only a vague reference to the fact that she was merely copying and pasting somebody else's work. She followed her post with a request for accolades, which she got -- 23 of them on this thread alone. It would have been more polite to link my work in her post, as others have more appropriately done in various places on this board.
As for your suggestion that I lighten up ... I have watched @CatinaT1 post a copy and paste of my work in several places on this Community board for a month now, without a word from me. (She's posted other people's work, too, I've noticed, in response to this print problem, but those posts didn't grow legs. My workaround grew legs for her because it does seem to work for most.)
Meanwhile, I've posted my own work probably about a dozen times, maybe more, since late January, and have personally replied to many people on this topic, with the sole purpose of helping others print their documents. I've received few accolades (probably about 0-2 "Cheers" for each time I've posted this same exact solution, to CatinaT1's 23 "Cheers," on this one thread alone, for copying and pasting my work). My main objective wasn't to receive praise -- it was to help people out. So, I've kept mum about it for a month.
But as I've noticed that the word is out about " @CatinaT1's " workaround -- "her" solution -- her genius -- well, put yourself in my shoes. It gets to a person. After a month of observing it, I spoke up.
And here you are, after one post from me that I very clearly directed to @CatinaT1 -- jumping right on me as though I was addressing YOU for some strange reason. Perhaps you could take your own advice, @richardjacobson65178 , and lighten up. (Have you, btw, done anything to forward any solution to the problem or help anybody else here on this Community board?)
As for @lncann 's calmly and kindly stated point that @CatinaT1 _did_ credit me ... well, she mentioned me in a vague and weird way. She also asked for accolades for herself each time she posted my work without any clear credit to another user (me). I guess I can see why a third party (as @lncann did above) might consider her weird mention of my name credit enough. I purposefully did not respond for more than a month to what I viewed as improper online etiquette because I, too, wanted to consider it credit enough. But as I read more and more about "her" workaround, with no correction from her, I grew irritated. Many in my shoes would.
