Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: Good morning. I'd like to report some problems with my computer.
Speaker1: What's the problem?
Speaker2: It won't turn on.
Speaker1: Check all the connections, please.
Speaker2: What do you mean?
Speaker1: Could you make sure that there are no cables disconnected?
Speaker2: Ok. Checked.
Speaker1: Are all the plugs connected?
Speaker2: Yes.
Speaker1: Can you work at another station this morning? I can come and deal with it only after lunch.
Speaker2: I think I can. My colleague is out today so I can use another computer.
Speaker1: Splendid. So I'll come about 2pm and I'll see to that.
Speaker2: Ok. Thank you. There's one more thing.
Speaker1: Yes?
Speaker2: Our xerox machine is on its last legs. Could you bring some catalogue with office machines?
Speaker1: Of course. In the meantime here's the digital version. Have a look at the offer and I'll suggest something best suited to your needs.
Speaker2: That's wonderful. Thank you.
Speaker1: Anything else?
Speaker2: I guess that's all.
Speaker1: Ok. See you around 2pm then.
Speaker2: See you.
Speaker1: oh... here is the file
Speaker1: <file_other>
Speaker2: Thank you
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2's computer does not turn on and Speaker1 will come about 2 pm to fix it. The Xerox machine at Speaker2's office needs to be replaced. Speaker1 has sent Speaker2 a digital copy of the catalogue. Speaker1 will bring Speaker2 the hard copy of the catalogue.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 is going to visit Speaker2 in about 1 hour.