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From: Pixie <Pixie@AnnWheatley.com.invalid>
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Subject: Re: REQ ARTISTA
Date: Sat, 30 Oct 2010 12:46:40 +1000
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On Fri, 29 Oct 2010 17:32:51 +1000, hopper
>Pixie <Pixie@AnnWheatley.com.invalid>:sayed
>>On Thu, 28 Oct 2010 21:36:14 -0400, me@home.com wrote:
>[. . .]
>>>boy, you're gettin crochety in your old age...
>>Possibly true... but not in this email when the promise of a drink is
>>on offer!
>>
>Ouch...!!
>
/massages Betadine on yer wound...
And just because it's in a bottle, doan mean you should drink it!!!
mehe.
/swish parry lunge... en guarde!!
>mHeh.... tis worth the sting to see you up again.. and not
>lost a keystroke of fine wit<G>
>
And a fine red is all it takes to mellow your mood...!!
I speak only the truth!
/giggle
>>/later...
>>I see both the real Hopper and the fake Hopper have joined before I
>>could press send...
>>
>Yes.. more of a "test", Pixie... as it happens :-)
>
Everyone's failing the reading part of the exam, by the looks!!
>In case you have missed it(?) we - ABCP - have had a spate
>of "Dorothy Dixers" posted lately. The absolute latest is here:
>Message-ID: <prljc69q19vgeji39k7c9t8r5up1t5tif6@4ax.com>
>
/side steppin' that one... You can have that on yer own!
DST stands alone in that weird colour thing.
All the other brands, Hus, Pes, Art, et al,... what is not happening
is the colour palettes are different for each program.
Hus defaults to Sulky for example. So if I open a pes file, it wassun
created using the Sulky palette, so my palette does its best to
suibstitute.
When you don't see the "correct" colour number, then the palette is
prolly set different to what the original file was created to "see".
So what you open the file, it "substitutes" the closest it can match
it to if it can.
DST can't do this. You can play with the colours, but if you save and
close as DST it will simply revert back to DST default colours.
Powerful is DST.
Pretty? No!
Is there a program that will rematch these for you? Not that I have
seen. You can change the palette in the settings, but you still have
to rematch all the colours to suit your taste, or the colour
instruction sheet that came with the design.
As long as you aren't blind as a bat and thick as a brick, colour
matching is not brain surgery!
>Both Herb and myself have knowledge of such nefariousness
>from Gymmy Bob in times past. He thinks such posts are
>"clevah" so he is free to make whoopee in wasting others time.
>That may be so for some, not I.
>I test.
>If the response isn't indicative of a real need then I do nothing
>more... despite what others may read and expect.
>
>>Tell me you can tell the difference?? If for no other reason than the
>>naff cut and paste thing that the fake Hopper does???
>>
>The response will be interesting, seeing as our me@home.com
>("naff" posting identity - btw) is coming out of a Yankee backbone.
>
I'm done!
English is not Her first language.../laff
>A Virginian, no less.. and just "across the road" from our resident
>Edjut, Gymmy Bob.
>
Something in the water, you think??!!
Straight to hell fer that one.../giggle..
>As we know everyone in that Great Nation of America is as sharp
>as two pins I am sure this small detail of similarity is easily
>explained :->
>
Hmmmmmmmm.... !!!
Nope, not touchin' it...
Oh!! Such restraint.... mehehehe.
>>/smacks forehead.... sometimes you Ladies and your online naivete just
>>scare me to death....
>>
>Ah... there is the rub, eh?
>
Yeah... till my skin falls off.... :-<
>How to remain "technology dumb" and yet avoid such nasty things online
>as those bad pR0n postings and those "eeebull people" seeking to pass
>us "bad stuff", information included.
>I was just listening (ABC radio QLD) to a supposed Internet Guru,
>expounding the virtues of that new movie about Facebook.
>http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1285016/
>Whilst in my opinion the guy is clueless as to what can be done online
>it **was interesting** to hear him recommending Facebook subscriptions
>simply because it is "_Simple_ to use".
>
"Simple" being a noun and an adjective, unfortunately....
It's getting rave reviews though.
But those people prolly have 1000's of FB sheep... I mean friends....
ROFL
You have been keeping abreast of the recent mental problems that are
associated with Facebook dwellers??
They can't function in real life.
Becoming socially dysfunctional in the living, breathing world, having
created a fake one online.
Wonder if GB is a Farmville addict?? Growing fake stuff cos he
couldn't germinate anything in real life??
If spoof were brains he would still be an amoeba...
/laff
>Thus I say, Gymmy Bob would
>have a real circus happening on Facebook just on connecting..!
>
As above!
Remember when playing Solitaire at work was deemed the biggest waste
of time you could ever do?? /laff
And now people are growing crops online and raising calves...
They doan call it GenWHY fer nuffin'... ROFL
>Maybe Facebook will even automate the C&P actions for IT.. as long as
>he could click on the button. Certainly such a simple action would
>bypass IT's dyslexia...!!
> <snarf>
>
It will have to!! You know he can't generate text from his own
thoughts!
If he can't cut and paste someone else's stuff, then silence is the
stern reply...
rofl
>.. do not be a stranger, Pixie. Hoping all is well with you.
>
Not so bad this week. The calm before the storm, mebbe?
>It is cool to be able to have our own space in our timezone.. free
>from the mutterings of staulka-boi.
>
I've noticed he sits up all night when it's not a school night waiting
for us... /rolls eyes!
>Maybe next year we can crank up
>our own Aussie Arvo's with complimentary lammies to go with each
>embroidery file posted.. heh heh heh
>
I could even manage a sponge. I doan do a bad sponge at all!!
Raspberry jam??
/snicker...
I'm a banana/passion fruit and cream goil meself :->
>Bonza arvo to you, m'Dear :-)
>
Bit wet today... ok, a lot wet!
Drought's officially broken here now. Now the farmers, who were only
receiving drought relief last month are applying for flood and storm
relief!!
We can't win a trick!
We're up out of it, so we are just enjoying a blossoming garden.
Flowers everywhere. Heaven!
Had a bit of hayfever this morning. The bottlebrush is out.
I can lie in jasmine, no worries, but as soon at the bottlebrush
blooms I get the sniffles a bit.
Pixie :-))
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