Re: Re: Re: [FairfieldLife] RE: So You Can All Relax Now
And I thank you for that as it did help. I will make sure there are no duplicate http's in the link box. On Wednesday, October 9, 2013 7:09:58 AM, iranitea wrote: Oh is that so..? But I didn't mean to be snarky really - I just wanted to give you some technical information, If you already knew that - sorry. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nVVxXdOKrgo ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote: Dear I-ran-a-tea-house-but-don't-anymore I think Judy was picking up on your snarkiness and was mostly addressing that. It wasn't about the nitpicking details. On Wednesday, October 9, 2013 6:48:16 AM, iranitea wrote: Judy, this is a perfect example, of how going into nitpicking details, does nothing to make things more clear, but rather helps to lose sight of the whole. Why? Because everybody can see that the http:// is already inserted in the link window that opens. But it is also selected, so that when you paste a new URL into it, it will be overwritten. (You'd have to click somewhere in the window to de-select it, and then paste, and you get the double http). What I had said, is just a short way of saying, well you had the double http:// in your link. So I wonder why you write stuff like this? Did you miss, that this is there in the subtext of my statement already? Is it that you just want to be right? This may be a trivial issue, but this is how your arguments go 90% of the time. ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote: Iranitea wrote: > It's because you inserted the http://http:// two times. >>> It's your mistake actually. >> >>Ann didn't insert http:// twice, actually. The Rich Text editor's >clickable-link feature already has http:// in the window where you >paste the URL. If the URL you want to insert already has http://, >as is usually the case, you have to delete it (or delete the >one in the window), or you'll end up with two in the URL when it >appears in the message. > > >> You can also just select a >>> url, and right click, 'open link in new tap' >> >>Tab, not "tap." >(snip) > >---In fairfieldlife@yahoogroups.com, > wrote: > > >> > Typical, I add >>> > a link and it clicks but takes you nowhere. You'll have >>> > to just do it the hard way: >>> > http://www.calgaryherald.com/health/Dozens+mental+disorders+exist/9011120/story.html >>> >
RE: Re: Re: [FairfieldLife] RE: So You Can All Relax Now
Oh is that so..? But I didn't mean to be snarky really - I just wanted to give you some technical information, If you already knew that - sorry. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nVVxXdOKrgo http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nVVxXdOKrgo ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote: Dear I-ran-a-tea-house-but-don't-anymore I think Judy was picking up on your snarkiness and was mostly addressing that. It wasn't about the nitpicking details. On Wednesday, October 9, 2013 6:48:16 AM, iranitea wrote: Judy, this is a perfect example, of how going into nitpicking details, does nothing to make things more clear, but rather helps to lose sight of the whole. Why? Because everybody can see that the http:// is already inserted in the link window that opens. But it is also selected, so that when you paste a new URL into it, it will be overwritten. (You'd have to click somewhere in the window to de-select it, and then paste, and you get the double http). What I had said, is just a short way of saying, well you had the double http:// in your link. So I wonder why you write stuff like this? Did you miss, that this is there in the subtext of my statement already? Is it that you just want to be right? This may be a trivial issue, but this is how your arguments go 90% of the time. ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote: Iranitea wrote: > It's because you inserted the http://http:// http://http// two times. > It's your mistake actually. Ann didn't insert http:// twice, actually. The Rich Text editor's clickable-link feature already has http:// in the window where you paste the URL. If the URL you want to insert already has http://, as is usually the case, you have to delete it (or delete the one in the window), or you'll end up with two in the URL when it appears in the message. > You can also just select a > url, and right click, 'open link in new tap' Tab, not "tap." (snip) ---In fairfieldlife@yahoogroups.com mailto:fairfieldlife@yahoogroups.com, wrote: > > Typical, I add > > a link and it clicks but takes you nowhere. You'll have > > to just do it the hard way: > > http://www.calgaryherald.com/health/Dozens+mental+disorders+exist/9011120/story.html http://www.calgaryherald.com/health/Dozens+mental+disorders+exist/9011120/story.html
Re: Re: [FairfieldLife] RE: So You Can All Relax Now
Dear I-ran-a-tea-house-but-don't-anymore I think Judy was picking up on your snarkiness and was mostly addressing that. It wasn't about the nitpicking details. On Wednesday, October 9, 2013 6:48:16 AM, iranitea wrote: Judy, this is a perfect example, of how going into nitpicking details, does nothing to make things more clear, but rather helps to lose sight of the whole. Why? Because everybody can see that the http:// is already inserted in the link window that opens. But it is also selected, so that when you paste a new URL into it, it will be overwritten. (You'd have to click somewhere in the window to de-select it, and then paste, and you get the double http). What I had said, is just a short way of saying, well you had the double http:// in your link. So I wonder why you write stuff like this? Did you miss, that this is there in the subtext of my statement already? Is it that you just want to be right? This may be a trivial issue, but this is how your arguments go 90% of the time. ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote: Iranitea wrote: > It's because you inserted the http://http:// two times. >> It's your mistake actually. > >Ann didn't insert http:// twice, actually. The Rich Text editor's clickable-link feature already has http:// in the window where you paste the URL. If the URL you want to insert already has http://, as is usually the case, you have to delete it (or delete the one in the window), or you'll end up with two in the URL when it appears in the message. > You can also just select a >> url, and right click, 'open link in new tap' > >Tab, not "tap." (snip) ---In fairfieldlife@yahoogroups.com, wrote: > > Typical, I add >> > a link and it clicks but takes you nowhere. You'll have >> > to just do it the hard way: >> > http://www.calgaryherald.com/health/Dozens+mental+disorders+exist/9011120/story.html >> >
RE: Re: [FairfieldLife] RE: So You Can All Relax Now
Judy, this is a perfect example, of how going into nitpicking details, does nothing to make things more clear, but rather helps to lose sight of the whole. Why? Because everybody can see that the http:// is already inserted in the link window that opens. But it is also selected, so that when you paste a new URL into it, it will be overwritten. (You'd have to click somewhere in the window to de-select it, and then paste, and you get the double http). What I had said, is just a short way of saying, well you had the double http:// in your link. So I wonder why you write stuff like this? Did you miss, that this is there in the subtext of my statement already? Is it that you just want to be right? This may be a trivial issue, but this is how your arguments go 90% of the time. ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote: Iranitea wrote: > It's because you inserted the http://http:// http://http:// two times. > It's your mistake actually. Ann didn't insert http:// twice, actually. The Rich Text editor's clickable-link feature already has http:// in the window where you paste the URL. If the URL you want to insert already has http://, as is usually the case, you have to delete it (or delete the one in the window), or you'll end up with two in the URL when it appears in the message. > You can also just select a > url, and right click, 'open link in new tap' Tab, not "tap." (snip) ---In fairfieldlife@yahoogroups.com mailto:fairfieldlife@yahoogroups.com, wrote: > > Typical, I add > > a link and it clicks but takes you nowhere. You'll have > > to just do it the hard way: > > http://www.calgaryherald.com/health/Dozens+mental+disorders+exist/9011120/story.html > > > > http://www.calgaryherald.com/health/Dozens+mental+disorders+exist/9011120/story.html > >
