This is really too good to dismiss with the macro. Let's take it step by step... Richard trolled and lied: << Allow me to repeat that the part of my post you apparently missed: it is impossible to create a macro key in Yahoo Neo; >>
I never said I created a macro key in Yahoo Neo. You made that up. And I already told Barry that in the post you quote below. I guess you missed it, huh? << and also let me repeat that you cannot transfer a Word macro into the Yahoo Neo text box. >> Never tried it, but I'll take your word for it. I use a macro program, not Word. << Most tech wizards know this and we are aware of the various programs that allow the use of keyboard macros. >> Well, the tech wizard I'm responding to now apparently isn't aware of the macro program I'm using. << And, most tech wizards know that you can't create a macro using a single key; >> Not sure what you mean here. I created this macro by typing the WIllytex Disclaimer into the macro program I use, and then I invoke it in the FFL reply window by typing a single key three times. Here, I'll show you: This is all trolling and lying, stuff Richard made up. If anyone here (except Xeno and, obviously, Richard) takes Richard seriously enough to want a detailed refutation, let me know. See? Saves a lot of keystrokes since I need to use it so often. Does that clarify things for you? << and most everybody knows you've copied and pasted your sentence into the Yahoo Neo text box, or you keyed the text in directly. >> Nah, that would take too long, and I have this neat macro program that does it for me. << And everybody knows that NOBODY would be dumb enough to try and fib to a tech wizard about creating a keyboard macro in any program just to respond to a post in Yahoo Neo. >> Yup, they sure would be dumb to do that. It's always smarter to tell the truth, about anything, to anyone. You know, you could save yourself a lot of time too by using macros in your posts, because they have so much repetition. Want to know where to get the one I use? On 12/16/2013 4:06 PM, authfriend@... mailto:authfriend@... wrote: Allow me to repeat the part of my post you apparently missed: (It's fascinating that tech wizards Richard and Barry don't seem to be aware that Word isn't the only program to create keyboard macros.) Richard trolled and lied: << But, you said you were going to create a macro key and we all know you use Microsoft Word, just like Barry and I do, and have for years. You said so yourself. And, now we all know that it is impossible to create a macro in Yahoo Neo. You sound like you're in denial. Why can't you just be honest about it? It's not a crime to copy and paste a sentence into the Neo text box from Word or WorPerfect, but your denial says a lot about your art of deception - it is a very sneaky way to win a debate, whether it's Word or any other word processor you are using. >> On 12/16/2013 2:53 PM, authfriend@... mailto:authfriend@... wrote: This is all trolling and lying, stuff Richard made up. If anyone here (except Xeno and, obviously, Richard) takes Richard seriously enough to want a detailed refutation, let me know. (It's fascinating that tech wizards Richard and Barry don't seem to be aware that Word isn't the only program to create keyboard macros.) Richard trolled and lied: << Not to mention that Judy thought she was being really clever and thought that nobody knew anything about setting "macro keys" in Microsoft Word. Obviously Judy told a couple of fibs on this one. So, I guess we all know now that she's not all that honest, trying to put one over on the newbies on this forum. I guess she forgot that you and I are experts in using Word and and we each know it like the back of our hand. Apparently Judy will go to just about any length in order to win a debate, including name-calling and on down to g outright deception. Go figure. >> On 12/16/2013 9:15 AM, TurquoiseB wrote: What I'd like to know is, having created a "macro" in a program that doesn't support them, why would one want to go back and "edit" the macro for one post, and seemingly with the only "edit" being to delete a leading parentheses. The lengths some people will go to to avoid saying, "Yes, I type the same blurb every time" and "Yes, I made a typo this time." There's something deeply pathological about that. --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com mailto:FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "Richard J. Williams" wrote: > > So, how exactly are you going to create macro key in Microsoft Word and > then transfer it to Neo? You probably meant you'd create a macro in > Word, then copy and paste the message into the Neo text box. But, you > didn't say that and you didn't explain why you'd want to do that in the > first place. Go figure. > > We all know that you're at your computer using Microsoft Word all day, > but your statement was an attempt at deception. Never mind that the > reason you wanted to do it was goofy as hell and just a foolish attempt > to avoid a fair debate. Everyone knows you can't create a macro in Word > using just a single keystroke anyway. > > I've got to tell you, Judy - it's pretty low and childish to do > something like that, if that's what you did, even if you are a > professional who knows Word like the back of your hand and uses it every > day. It's not a fair and balanced thing to do and I think you know it. > That's what I think. > > On 12/16/2013 7:44 AM, authfriend@... wrote: > > > > So sorry to spoil your fun, Barry, but you goofed again. I never said > > I had created a macro "in Neo." That was Richard's lie. As far as I > > know, there's no way to create one "in Neo." > > > > > > And, of course, macros can easily leave out a parenthesis if you go > > into one to edit it and end up accidentally deleting the paren. > > > > > > Too bad, Barry. Better luck next time. > > > > > > (Plus which, if you think what's been going on is bad, just imagine > > what it would have been like if I'd attempted to engage with Richard > > instead. Remember what happened when Michael kept trying to correct > > him about Michael's TM history? Y'all should be grateful I'm using the > > macro. At least this way he has to keep thinking up new trolls and > > lies as I shut the old ones down one by one. He's obviously running > > out of ideas now, and the trolls are becoming so absurd--Texans are a > > different race from the rest of us??--I hardly even need to post the > > macro. He's making my point for me.) > > > > > > Barry fails again: > > > > */<< Just for fun, and since she seems to be melting, here's a little > > something to help wash the wicked witch down the drain and make > > Richard's day. > > > > As he has pointed out several times, she is lying about having created > > a "macro" in Neo to keep reposting her attempts to deflect Richard's > > commentary by calling him a liar. Well, below is the proof. >> > > > > Macros don't leave out parentheses. :-) > > > > /*--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com > > mailto:FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote: > > > > > > This is all trolling, stuff Richard made up. If anyone here except > > Xeno) takes Richard seriously enough to want a detailed refutation, > > let me know. > > > > >
