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nightly moth
PostPosted: Sun December 18th, 2011, 14:39 GMT 
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Hi, is there a way to put more than one space between words?
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Three legged man
PostPosted: Wed December 21st, 2011, 01:56 GMT 
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Let me check.
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Three legged man
PostPosted: Wed December 21st, 2011, 01:57 GMT 
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No,-----------there-----------is---no---way---to---do---it.------- Sorry.
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thickboy
PostPosted: Wed December 21st, 2011, 11:18 GMT 
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nightly moth wrote:
Hi, is there a way to put more than one space between words?


I know why you are having problems with putting additional spaces between words, nightly moth, so worry not... I had exactly the same problem as you.

I spoke with an IT expert, and thanks to his input, I have now overcome the 'additional space' problem... it's actually a space-dust problem inside your keyboard... this is what you need to do.

Firstly, unconnect your keyboard... then place the keyboard into your washing machine... it is important not to put anything else into the washing machine at the same time, as you do not want to damage the keyboard.

Ensure that you add a capful (not a proper cap that you wear on your head, but the top of the bottle) of a new improved bio-degradable, techno-friendly, concentrated washing powder, and then switch the washing machine onto 'short' cycle... press start... and sit back with a nice cup of coffee as your washing machine does it's magic.

After the washing machine has finished... remove the keyboard... dry thoroughly... if you have a spin-drier, all the better.

Once dry, reconnect to PC and enjoy making all the spaces you want.
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smoke
PostPosted: Wed December 21st, 2011, 11:23 GMT 
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Thank you, thickboy. Many afflicted people may have been afraid to come forward and you have saved all time and expense.
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Lily Rose
PostPosted: Thu December 29th, 2011, 22:37 GMT 
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thickboy wrote:
nightly moth wrote:
Hi, is there a way to put more than one space between words?


I know why you are having problems with putting additional spaces between words, nightly moth, so worry not... I had exactly the same problem as you.

I spoke with an IT expert, and thanks to his input, I have now overcome the 'additional space' problem... it's actually a space-dust problem inside your keyboard... this is what you need to do.

Firstly, unconnect your keyboard... then place the keyboard into your washing machine... it is important not to put anything else into the washing machine at the same time, as you do not want to damage the keyboard.

Ensure that you add a capful (not a proper cap that you wear on your head, but the top of the bottle) of a new improved bio-degradable, techno-friendly, concentrated washing powder, and then switch the washing machine onto 'short' cycle... press start... and sit back with a nice cup of coffee as your washing machine does it's magic.

After the washing machine has finished... remove the keyboard... dry thoroughly... if you have a spin-drier, all the better.

Once dry, reconnect to PC and enjoy making all the spaces you want.

Will this method work with a laptop too???? I mean do you just put the whole thing in there or what????? and how much do you use if it is a liquid soap instead of powder.... and lastly.... should you unplug your laptop before putting in in the washing machine????? :?

I am always so happy when someone will help me with the computer questions..... it just seems to be too much for my little silly head to figure out on my own!!!!! :P
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Queen Anne Lace
PostPosted: Thu December 29th, 2011, 22:55 GMT 
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Three legged man wrote:
No,-----------there-----------is---no---way---to---do---it.------- Sorry.


How did you do that? ....I always.. have.... to use.....dots.....if i want....to....make more.....space. :?

OH!....... now ........I.........see!.............thanks! :D
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SirDogg
PostPosted: Fri December 30th, 2011, 18:14 GMT 
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nightly moth
PostPosted: Fri February 24th, 2012, 01:33 GMT 
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test
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Grumpy-the-Buick
PostPosted: Fri February 24th, 2012, 01:55 GMT 
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nightly moth wrote:
test

..flunk. .. 8)
- try .. again.
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Leocadia
PostPosted: Fri February 24th, 2012, 16:24 GMT 
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Queen Anne Lace wrote:
Three legged man wrote:
No,-----------there-----------is---no---way---to---do---it.------- Sorry.


How did you do that? ....I always.. have.... to use.....dots.....if i want....to....make more.....space. :?

OH!....... now ........I.........see!.............thanks! :D


Seems like too much work to me.
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raging_glory
PostPosted: Fri February 24th, 2012, 16:32 GMT 
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This Image works Image too.

but not really :P I forgot post background is a different color.

hmm Image did this Image work?
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Leocadia
PostPosted: Fri February 24th, 2012, 17:00 GMT 
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raging_glory wrote:
This Image works Image too.

but not really :P I forgot post background is a different color.

hmm Image did this Image work?


I Image think Image so

Depends Image what background Image color your Image post is on.

Good thinking, RagingGlory
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nightly moth
PostPosted: Sat February 25th, 2012, 11:22 GMT 
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thickboy wrote:
nightly moth wrote:
Hi, is there a way to put more than one space between words?


I know why you are having problems with putting additional spaces between words, nightly moth, so worry not... I had exactly the same problem as you.

I spoke with an IT expert, and thanks to his input, I have now overcome the 'additional space' problem... it's actually a space-dust problem inside your keyboard... this is what you need to do.

Firstly, unconnect your keyboard... then place the keyboard into your washing machine... it is important not to put anything else into the washing machine at the same time, as you do not want to damage the keyboard.

Ensure that you add a capful (not a proper cap that you wear on your head, but the top of the bottle) of a new improved bio-degradable, techno-friendly, concentrated washing powder, and then switch the washing machine onto 'short' cycle... press start... and sit back with a nice cup of coffee as your washing machine does it's magic.

After the washing machine has finished... remove the keyboard... dry thoroughly... if you have a spin-drier, all the better.

Once dry, reconnect to PC and enjoy making all the spaces you want.


I have been a fool... I put regular washing powder in... disastrous results. Terrible scenes.
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