don't touch it

I was ordered by Paul and Rajesh, when Jim was having trouble with the projector, when we could not get it to respond to a better resolution setting, to not touch it. Fine. Display presentations at a crappy low resolution, delay the start of the presentation, put the presenter in an uncomfortable situation. Fine. Fortunately Jim was thinking on his feet. But it could have ended badly. In the end, I just wanted to be a passenger anyway.