What's the password?
Revised Part P 6th April
- Thread starter AdamCH
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TBH I don't know! I use Wondershare PDF Password remover. Not for nefarious means I must add. But sometimes I like to remove the blank padding pages for when hard printing.
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SaladFingers
Are you advocating the illegal fraudulent use of software?
Have we just seen BAS attempting to break the law?
Hands up. How many people just googled "Wondershare PDF Password"? 
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I did Oops! No I didn't! I've already got it!!
Oops! No I didn't! I've already got it!!
I have via email as previously posted.
No mention of a second band of certifying schemes or additional fees!
That does not mean BCs have a different agenda though!
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SaladFingers
I think we have, Mr Bas.
I think they need to go and get a room.
Agreed and right sharp, before the pot doth boil over!
http://www.roomforromance.com/
No, I don't believe we have.
Furthermore, you are a complete ****. All the time you go out of your way to stir things up. What BAS has tried to tell you is correct - all the time you keep spouting drivel that can only indicate you think a law requiring work to be done safely is a bad idea. You deliberately misinterpret what BAS has written so as to try and make it support what you want him to have written - or at least that is the only conclusion I can come to.
Either that or you really, really do have serious problems understanding things written in simple English.
Really, I find BAS "irritating" at times too. But you really do seem to have some real problem that you need to sort out.
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SaladFingers
What about this one, for those who believe we should always go by 'the word of the law' ...
As we know, come April 6th, one of the few things still notifiable will be 'provision of a new consumer unit'. Given that BS7671 clearly defines a 'Consumer Unit' as being a type-tested DB, does this mean that provision (and installation) of a new non-type-tested DB would be non-notifiable?
Kind Regards, John
As we know, come April 6th, one of the few things still notifiable will be 'provision of a new consumer unit'. Given that BS7671 clearly defines a 'Consumer Unit' as being a type-tested DB, does this mean that provision (and installation) of a new non-type-tested DB would be non-notifiable?
Kind Regards, John
You've been thinking again, haven't you?As we know, come April 6th, one of the few things still notifiable will be 'provision of a new consumer unit'. Given that BS7671 clearly defines a 'Consumer Unit' as being a type-tested DB, does this mean that provision (and installation) of a new non-type-tested DB would be non-notifiable?
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