Re: Notifier

["Roland Moore" <roland@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

>You are.  You still haven't explained how to get a Napco LCD keypad to
>read:  "Attention Burglar!"  on the first line and "Go Ahead. Make My Day."
>on the second.  I (along with Bob La Londe, and Jim) would really like to
>know

That puzzled me for a long time too until I finally figured it out. I took a
Sharpie and wrote it on there. Works every time!

"Frank Olson" <Use-the-email-links@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:5sQPh.13660$6m4.458@xxxxxxxxxxxx
> Robert L Bass wrote:
>
>> [Note to those easily offended:  The
>> above is not intended as a slam against
>> installers in general.  I assume most do
>> have the tech support phone numbers
>> in their Rolodexes.]
>
> What's a "Rolodex"?
>
>
>> Rats!  I was hoping that by being an elitist
>> drop shipper I would automatically become
>> an expert at everything.
>
> You are.  You still haven't explained how to get a Napco LCD keypad to
> read:  "Attention Burglar!"  on the first line and "Go Ahead. Make My
> Day." on the second.  I (along with Bob La Londe, and Jim) would really
> like to know.
>
>
>> I always thought the term, trunk slammer,
>> was simply an insult hurled at smaller or
>> newer competitors by people whose only
>> selling point was that they work for a big,
>> old company.
>
> "Trunk Slammer" started off as a reference to any trades person that
> considers a job "done" when he slams the trunk (back doors) of the his
> car/truck at the end of it.  He's never heard of after sales service and
> more than likely has a BBB report as bad as yours.  Since I first heard it
> used (when I got into the trade 25 years ago), it's "expanded" to include
> any trades person that works from his home with a single service vehicle
> (which is blatantly unfair as many of these guys *are* just starting out,
> have an excellent business plan, and recognize that good service is "key"
> to the growth of any successful *service business*).