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Suffering from writers block?
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No, but it can only go so far......can't it??
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Rich, I don't know how far it can go,
but I sure hope it makes it into the Parker Pages! 
__________________
 "Double guns are a sport and a pastime built into a beautiful package to which I attach myself when entering the great theater of autumn, those days now grow more precious because we are given so few".. Robin Lacy
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11-07-2013, 09:01 PM
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Articles and stories submitted for publication in Parker Pages are accepted in Microsoft Word or handwritten and mailed to the editor if the contributor does not have a PC.
I've seen a lot of Rich's stories here on the forum and just wish he'd email some of them to me written in Microsoft Word. I know he has a PC. |
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11-08-2013, 07:48 AM
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I don't know how to do that Dean. I have seen things pulled from the forum and put into PP.
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Not by the current editor. Sorry.
A short lesson on sending a Microsoft Word document: Click on the icon at the very lower left of your screen and a menu of options pops up... Click on "All Programs" and scroll down to Microsoft Office and click on it... One of those Microsoft Office programs will be Microsoft Word - click on it... When Microsoft Word opens up just start typing your article or story... When you want to quit for a while or when you have finished the article, simply click on the X at the top right of the page... A window will appear asking if you want to save changes, etc. and you will click Yes... If or when you want to continue writing the article simply open "Documents" from the same very first menu you looked at and find your article... double click to open it up and continue with it, remembering how you saved it the first time. To email a document simply go into your email program and select an email addressee to send it to and begin the email but before you send it you must click on the 'attachment' icon and you will be given a choice of where to find the document you wish to attach... Open your "Documents" file and find your article and double click on it... You have now attached it to your email and you can "Send" your email with the article attached. A good idea when sending an attachment is to copy 'cc' the email to yourself just to see how your selected addressee will receive it. It doesn't take much practice at all and if you think you can't remember all of this just print this page and keep it by your PC as a handy reference. Best to all, Dean It seems confusing but it is about one of the simplest things to do on your PC. |
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Dean you just made it too complicated, tell him to cut and paste it and send it to you in an email. Computers and COB are kind of like tools, they just don't get along.....
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cut and paste
I was held back in second grade
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