More IT follies…
There’s this screen saver that IT has installed on all desktops here (except mine :) that reminds us of our new corporate values. (Apparently, we didn’t have any before.) Everyone hates it, because they can’t disable it, it slows background processes to a crawl, and it looks butt-ugly. And now, there’s a new problem.
From a company-wide e-mail I just received:
> You may have experienced some issues with your screen saver
> giving an error that the “15 Day trial period of the
> software has expired”. We are aware of this issue and will
> have it resolved shortly and a new screen saver deployed to
> all systems by end of business tomorrow. In the interim,
> simply clicking OK will activate the screen saver.
>
> To assure that you receive the new screen saver, please log
> out of your system at the end of business today and
> tomorrow so the update can be loaded onto your system
> during the next reboot.
>
> We apologize for any inconvenience that this may have
> caused you, If you have any questions or concerns please
> contact the IT Help Desk @ extension [XXXX].
Yes, that’s right, we use unregistered shareware to communicate our corporate values. :)