For Blinkedy 101

Helen · Jul 27, 2003

Demonstration: Color change in Windows

See the blue url below? I've not visited it.
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"CutePDF Form Filler is FREE for non-commercial home use."

The main web site is: < http://www.acrosoftware.com >

This program looked interesting and I was just curious if anyone else has
tried it and what did they think of it?
___________________

See the color change AFTER visiting the site?

The main web site is: http://www.acrosoftware.com

This program looked interesting and I was just curious if anyone else has
tried it and what did they think of it?
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DC · Jul 27, 2003

Helen said:
Demonstration: Color change in Windows

See the blue url below? I've not visited it.
____

"CutePDF Form Filler is FREE for non-commercial home use."

The main web site is: < http://www.acrosoftware.com >

This program looked interesting and I was just curious if anyone else
has tried it and what did they think of it?
___________________

See the color change AFTER visiting the site?

The main web site is: http://www.acrosoftware.com

This program looked interesting and I was just curious if anyone else
has tried it and what did they think of it?
________________________________

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<BODY bgColor=#ffffff>Demonstration:  Color change in
Windows See the blue url below?   I've not visited
it. ____ "CutePDF Form Filler is  FREE for non-commercial
home use." The main web site is:   
< <A href="http://www.acrosoftware.com">http://www.acrosoftware.com</A> > This program looked
interesting and I was just curious if anyone else has tried it and
what did they think of it? ___________________ See the color
change AFTER visiting the site? The main web site is: <A
href="http://www.acrosoftware.com">http://www.acrosoftware.com</A> This
program looked interesting and I was just curious if anyone else has
 tried it and what did they think of
it? ________________________________ </BODY></HTML>

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ROTFLMAO! }XOD

=?ISO-8859-1?Q?=BBQ=AB?= · Jul 27, 2003

Demonstration: Color change in Windows

O.

M.

G.

Post of the month, if not year.

DC · Jul 27, 2003

»Q« said:
O.

M.

G.

Post of the month, if not year.

<Hanna-Barbera>

Abhou! Where are you?!

Rhuh?

</Hanna-Barbera>

};O)

Blinky the Shark · Jul 28, 2003

DC said:
Helen wrote:

ROTFLMAO! }XOD

And I just *told* her I didn't want to have to go over Internet 101 with
her, any more, didn't I?

John Fitzsimons · Jul 28, 2003

Demonstration: Color change in Windows

See the blue url below? I've not visited it.

Nope. It's green.

"CutePDF Form Filler is FREE for non-commercial home use."

The main web site is: < http://www.acrosoftware.com >

This program looked interesting and I was just curious if anyone else has
tried it and what did they think of it? ___________________

See the color change AFTER visiting the site?

< snip >

Nope. It is still green in my newsreader. :-)

Regards, John.

DC · Jul 28, 2003

Blinky said:
DC said:

Helen wrote:

Click to expand...

[snip]

ROTFLMAO! }XOD

Click to expand...

And I just *told* her I didn't want to have to go over Internet 101 with
her, any more, didn't I?

101??? Judging by the unfathomable newbiesqueness of that post, I would
suggest pre-kindernet! }:OD

your name · Jul 28, 2003

Below you'll see the header in you message as it appears on my
machine. This is the bit that tells everyone who you are.

Path: rwcrnsc51.ops.asp.att.net!attbi_slave52!attbi_master51!attbi_feed3!attbi.com!204.127.161.156!wn12feed!worldnet.att.net!208.49.253.98!newsfeed.news2me.com!arclight.uoregon.edu!logbridge.uoregon.edu!pln-w!spln!dex!extra.newsguy.com!newsp.newsguy.com!enews1
From: "Helen" <@abuse.roman.gov>
Newsgroups: alt.comp.freeware
Subject: For Blinkedy 101
Date: Sun, 27 Jul 2003 16:05:20 -0400
Organization: http://extra.newsguy.com
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You are using Outlook Express. Few of the more adventurous types will
ever use that, uhmm, less than perfect application. Other news readers
will treat visited links differently. Each according to its creator.

to see all headers in OE right click the message, click properties,
click details, click message source.

_____
anger is a sign that control has been lost.

Blinky the Shark · Jul 28, 2003

Below you'll see the header in you message as it appears on my
machine. This is the bit that tells everyone who you are.

You are using Outlook Express. Few of the more adventurous types will
ever use that, uhmm, less than perfect application. Other news readers
will treat visited links differently. Each according to its creator.

The issue, here, is someone's claim that cookies control links changing
to the visited color (in browsers, not news readers) -- not that visited
links are colored differently than unvisited link, which is a given.
Helen, unaware of that, has gone of on one of her unrelated tangents.
Follow only if you have a *lot* of spare time and a soft keyboard that
won't hurt your forehead when you bang them together in frustration.

your name · Jul 28, 2003

Follow only if you have a *lot* of spare time and a soft keyboard that
won't hurt your forehead when you bang them together in frustration.

[ U N D E R C O N S T R U C T I O N ]

<grin>

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posted by (my signature)

fLameDogg · Jul 28, 2003

The issue, here, is someone's claim that cookies control links changing
to the visited color (in browsers, not news readers) -- not that visited
links are colored differently than unvisited link, which is a given.
Helen, unaware of that, has gone of on one of her unrelated tangents.
Follow only if you have a *lot* of spare time and a soft keyboard that
won't hurt your forehead when you bang them together in frustration.

Dammit. I liked this keyboard, too.

Oh well. Pleace out.

Blinky the Shark · Jul 28, 2003

Dammit. I liked this keyboard, too.

I have a couple of "natural" keyboards. Trust me, they're just as hard
as the plastic ones.

=?ISO-8859-1?Q?=BBQ=AB?= · Jul 29, 2003

Dammit. I liked this keyboard, too.

Oh well. Pleace out.

There's always the option of getting a softer head instead.

fLameDogg · Jul 29, 2003

I have a couple of "natural" keyboards. Trust me, they're just as hard
as the plastic ones.

Is this time for a "hammerhead" joke? ;O)

Say... odd thing just now. The first time I went to reply, gvim[0]
popped up with your sig uncropped. I cancelled and tried again, and no
sig. This happened one other time recently. That might have been in
vim... there must be an override key and I'm hitting it. I haven't
gotten that far in the fine manual yet, though.

[0] I'm using gvim for now, but I suspect it's only temporary.

fLameDogg · Jul 29, 2003

<

There's always the option of getting a softer head instead.

True, but I think I'd better pass. Depending upon my angle of attack, I
might end up looking as if I'm trying to make some bizarre political
sTatement about tic-tac-toe.

Blinky the Shark · Jul 29, 2003

fLameDogg said:
On Mon, 28 Jul 2003 at 16:36 GMT,

Is this time for a "hammerhead" joke? ;O)

Say... odd thing just now. The first time I went to reply, gvim[0]
popped up with your sig uncropped. I cancelled and tried again, and no
sig. This happened one other time recently. That might have been in

That tres weird.

vim... there must be an override key and I'm hitting it. I haven't
gotten that far in the fine manual yet, though.

[0] I'm using gvim for now, but I suspect it's only temporary.

Why're you using that? (If your gvimrc was as dogg-packed with Stuff
You Use as your vimrc, you'd be happy as a clam. And Blinky knows clams; he
eats them for his gizzard.)

fLameDogg · Jul 29, 2003

fLameDogg wrote:

Say... odd thing just now. The first time I went to reply, gvim[0]
popped up with your sig uncropped. I cancelled and tried again, and no
sig. This happened one other time recently. That might have been in

Click to expand...

That tres weird.

Yeah, sometimes freeware does funny things.

vim... there must be an override key and I'm hitting it. I haven't
gotten that far in the fine manual yet, though.

Click to expand...

[0] I'm using gvim for now, but I suspect it's only temporary.

Click to expand...

Why're you using that? (If your gvimrc was as dogg-packed with Stuff
You Use as your vimrc, you'd be happy as a clam. And Blinky knows clams; he
eats them for his gizzard.)

Sharks have...? Anyway... I have no vimrc, Blinky, to say nothing of a
gvimrc. I do have a ~/.viminfo, but vim put that there itself.

Blinky the Shark · Jul 29, 2003

fLameDogg said:
On Mon, 28 Jul 2003 at 20:06 GMT,

fLameDogg wrote:

Say... odd thing just now. The first time I went to reply, gvim[0]
popped up with your sig uncropped. I cancelled and tried again, and no
sig. This happened one other time recently. That might have been in

Click to expand...

That tres weird.

Click to expand...

Yeah, sometimes freeware does funny things.

vim... there must be an override key and I'm hitting it. I haven't
gotten that far in the fine manual yet, though.
[0] I'm using gvim for now, but I suspect it's only temporary.

Click to expand...

Why're you using that? (If your gvimrc was as dogg-packed with Stuff
You Use as your vimrc, you'd be happy as a clam. And Blinky knows clams; he
eats them for his gizzard.)

Click to expand...

Sharks have...? Anyway... I have no vimrc, Blinky, to say nothing of a
gvimrc. I do have a ~/.viminfo, but vim put that there itself.

You poor, underprivileged dogg! We must fix this terrible handicapp!

Check your email for something for your new ~/.[g]vimrc (or your
-info. whatever <g>) Is the -info file where you've put the stuff
we've/I've talked about re the rc?

fLameDogg · Jul 30, 2003

fLameDogg wrote:

Sharks have...? Anyway... I have no vimrc, Blinky, to say nothing of a
gvimrc. I do have a ~/.viminfo, but vim put that there itself.

Click to expand...

You poor, underprivileged dogg! We must fix this terrible handicapp!
Check your email for something for your new ~/.[g]vimrc (or your
-info. whatever <g>) Is the -info file where you've put the stuff
we've/I've talked about re the rc?

If you mean ~/.viminfo, I haven't put anything in there. Like I said,
vim made it, and I just noticed it yesterday. It sez

# This viminfo file was generated by Vim 6.1.
# You may edit it if you're careful!

But, well, I ain't gonna, at least not 'till I know what it do :O)

I've just never gotten around to starting a ~/.vimrc file, but I guess
that'll be a good little project for this evening, since someone kindly
send me some goodies to use there. Thanks :O)

Blinky the Shark · Jul 30, 2003

fLameDogg said:
I've just never gotten around to starting a ~/.vimrc file, but I guess
that'll be a good little project for this evening, since someone kindly
send me some goodies to use there. Thanks :O)

<fodding>

Take it to mail.

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