#procuring

The number five is the killer. If you’re composing a document to print, just stop using any VPN, web browser, or any kind of intranet. Your text need to get to paper as fast as possible with as little if at all data processing besides your word processor. Click off your wi-fi, plug your printer to the port, print it and send it. Obviously you don’t need any kind of .ps exporting unless you want to share your unfinished work for editing with someone else (not the person getting your document).

Exporting a pdf from a document we just want to printout to paper will not necessary make it better to read or easier to print, BUT it will definitely create new data with our words for known uses (hopefully?) besides printing.

And here’s the thing. Most of the time we do type-in a ton of stuff everyday not only for making text for documents but for browsing pages, downloading and whatever. Unless we’re typing-in or composing words on a doc in order to get a printed document from someone else, which should be done on that person’s domain anyway, then the text we type for composing a document we need to make sure stays only on our word processing space/domain.

Number two could be anything. But as anything goes so as THAT text should go only through printer on paper because real world actions are an important thing for all.

That’s all, have fun and print to last!

(a voice-to-text bot just laughed it’s code out)