Ginger, that would be lovely.

I won't have it all done til tomorrow night, but I would be happy to send it to you. J is a v. good designer, but she worked with mainly printed images, and just sent digi files to clients, who did with them what they wanted.

And I have no freakin' clue about it all, except to know the haziest, most general basics.

Any recommendations for online button generators? The place we've used for years is no longer working. We need to be able to specify the exact dimensions of buttons, as well as colors, shading variation, font, corner rounding, etc.

Can anyone explain what Microsoft InfoPath is? One of my main clients just sent a notice that I need to start using it in August and the call center of our IT department gave me the stupid look. They are escalating the issue, but who knows when I will hear back from them.

My god. I have a peculiar aversion to checking my voicemail. I can't explain it. It's not phone anxiety, because there's no one to speak to. In fact, I'd rather speak to someone than check my voicemail.

I love Google Voice. Their transcription is by no means perfect, but it's certainly good enough (unless it's my sister talking) for me to feel comfortable with not listening to the message any time soon.

ita, I am so you in that. I get totally unreasonably irritated at people who leave me voicemails.

I have to remember to not give out my home number, because I can let that voicemail go unchecked for weeks. Silly blinky light.

I have to remember to not give out my home number, because I can let that voicemail go unchecked for weeks. Silly blinky light.

My home phone doesn't blink, it beeps on the dial tone. And since I never give anyone my home number except vendors and so forth, I never remember to check it.

Which is a problem when my father leaves a message and I don't pick it up for three weeks.

People, you have my cell #! Why not use it?

My god. I have a peculiar aversion to checking my voicemail. I can't explain it.

So much this.

I am ridiculously excited for my new phone because I will have visual voicemail and can listen OUT OF ORDER. Which means I can keep avoiding some of the voicemail! Bless.

I have att phone service (at home) and they have an iphone app (!) that alerts me when there are voicemail messages.

thrilling!

So I get notified once every 3 months that I have a message waiting and that message is usually from Att telling me there is a new feature on my acct that I don't need.

I have to remember to not give out my home number, because I can let that voicemail go unchecked for weeks. Silly blinky light.

me too. That light will blink for weeks at a time.