Richard

-- Also, it says that -- WATERMARKS -- are used on some process-printed tax returns :::  The reason given for this was:  To prevent mail-filing "after" the person has already NETFILED... a redundant thing for the Gov't I guess...  What are the logistic mechanics of all this?  I read before 2018 there were no watermarks(?)

Turbotax (Canada) let's you print through a certain process to print your return fit for the CRA (no watermarks) -- how does this help the CRA rebut filing from both Netfile, and again MAIL (tandem)?  //\\  Is it true to say that this 'non watermark print process' can only be utilized one single time?  Or something?  "But Absurdity!(?)"

Also -- the IRS gave a totally dif reason why some prints are w/ watermarks -- they say that returns that don't have the, final forms, not authorized -- get the watermark![?]

More than anything I seek the mechanical purpose of the watermark, and b) If a NON WATERMARKED, CRA-ready copy of an, tax return can be printed (by the appropriate process) multiple time(?) ::  -- and if that counts against the number of returns you're allowed to file / per your purchase.

Thanks in advance & remember CAN USA -- is all similar; eh!?

...Or is all non-visible electromagnetic radiation; mono-frequency?  Or something!  Do you; do you know what I mean, cousin!?

I'm just trying to process a picture with Win, Photos app... ye'all (!)

Yeah -- so all the documentation seems to indicate:  Go to settings>storage, and then you're supposed to find the "more" button [top right], -- (three dots) -- and with that, options are supposed to unroll so that, Android phone can interface with, Photos app (Windows 10) *utilizing MTP_(rotocol)* -- ...  ////    ////  The Android version is:  {  "9 Pie (Go edition)"  } ...  You know it's just one of those crazy things: overarchingly, all I'm trying to do is process a photo from the cell phone -- to the, Photos app -- and the 'import' won't go through; yeah!

////  I can't see how I'm supposed to toggle (MTP) given the, lack of options -- I get!

////        -- Thanks in advance for any help: and God bless you!(!)

P.S.:  The phone itself is:  " Maxwest Nitro 5P " -- sold in Canada here -- -- 

You know like; you send lots and lots of emails -- to anything -- a newspaper say -- like your WORK -- and all the emails [/i]seem[/i] to hitting the spot; but sometimes u wonder 'cause you get no kind of response [and again NO email BOUNCE notices]... but like (dear comrades): How many times out of a {{{100,000}}} shots would, the recipient actually NOT receive the email despite [told above]? --Thanks To Your Wisdom,

--Richard

So; -- say I create a docx file with Word Online; or Libreoffice -- and then, say I save that to Google Drive -- : I notice for instance the numbering scheme and possibly headers/footers etc -- are disarrayed! Now if I grab that then from Google Drive to edit in the original program of creation - will everything look exactly like at very first. What about any given file conversion, as a simple law of computing...? Thanks & Jah bless!

Dear Community Friends, I have Kaspersky Total Security running on a family member's laptop [no problems] : and on a separate PC, me personally am running AVG Free (it's a long story). I know the AVG sells my user info to third party -- which is part of why I desire to swap AVG for the Kaspersky. Would you deem this wise; rate Kaspersky above AVG? Could you explain the procedure? Need I reformat my hard drive *'cause I'm super sketchy on that point*!

Thank-you All For Your Time, Richard

Your expertise appreciated! I know it's standard to reckon that multiple Antivirus programs on a computer are bad not good -- but at least a couple sources online cite AVG as an lonely exception saying it can detect another antivirus, and shut itself to 'background'. One source cited doing this as a, strong move... Would you agree this, and in particular -- could you reckon running AVG along with Kaspersky as wise?