person, who absolutely micromanaged but was also just crazy. She was in communications and was responsible for our project website (but didn't really "get" this whole internet thing) and a lot of the material we developed. One afternoon she asked my coworker to print out the same very richly colored document on every single printer in the building (which was at least 20) to determine which one prints the colors most correct. (Consider that there is no guarantee the printers will have the same levels of ink the next time we need to print.) The other thing she asked me to do was to go through 25 letters -- that were all exactly the same minus the address block -- and update the same minor thing to each (would it have been faster to propose mail merge, maybe?) then decided that the space she just had me remove from the signature line was not enough and to please add another hard return there... When I brought them in to her boss to sign them, he said "For future reference, I don't need this much space to sign me name." Auuugh. That reminds me of a time when I needed to include a letter (drafted by someone else) into a check run batch I was sending. She e-mailed the letter to me to print, and told me to be sure to spell-check it first, because she didn't want those squiggly red lines printing out on the letters. OK here it is....