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Windows Certificate Manager does not display the complete trust list

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Re: Windows Certificate Manager does not display the complete trust list

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Please don't call commenters "apologists" on HN.

I never knew apologists had a negative connotation. What is the concern with apologists?

It doesn't. People like to be offended by things these days.

Re: Windows Certificate Manager does not display the complete trust list

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With linux I usually just plug it in then hit print in the application. Then it prints... I've never run into a consumer model that needed installing in any way. I may just have been lucky.

I tend to use network printers...

http://localhost:631/ is your friend then. I hate network printers.

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It's true that the average user uses maybe 20% of Word's features, and Google Docs have 50% of them. The problem is that each person uses a different 20%. One feature I personally needed and missed was to generate a table of contents with page numbers for each heading. I ended up exporting the doc to Word to do it, and in the process discovered that the exported document had a messed up layout in a few places.

Yeah this is a super common experience among people I talk to. For me, it was not wanting any headers or page numbers on my title page. (I ended up making two separate documents to get around it)

would like to report that I just used google docs the other day for something where I also needed a title page, and that google now supports this
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