Paint Shop Pro support - Re: PSPX Browser thumbnail generation ???!

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Re: PSPX Browser thumbnail generation ???!

2006-11-06, 12:13 am

DJJohnson wrote:

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> "LabRat" <idontknow@idontcare.org> wrote in message
> news:Xns986ECDCFB9391labratous@198.80.55.250...
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> Never. A Salesperson gets paid for what they do to benefit the makers
> of some product.
>

I think we should perhaps rephrase that question.

So, DJ. How long have you been a shill for Photoline?

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LabRat

2006-11-06, 12:13 am

CJ voiced his/her/it's humble opinion in comp.graphics.apps.paint-shop-
pro on Wed 01 Nov 2006 08:32:10p:

> DJJohnson wrote:
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> I think we should perhaps rephrase that question.
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> So, DJ. How long have you been a shill for Photoline?
>

Damn! Shill, that's the reference I sought. Isn't that the guy that
stood in the crowd and supported the snake oil salesman to incite the
crowded nOObs to purchace the said "cure all".?

Cheers

Later......

LabRat...... |:^{)

2006-11-06, 12:13 am

LabRat wrote:

> CJ voiced his/her/it's humble opinion in
> comp.graphics.apps.paint-shop- pro on Wed 01 Nov 2006 08:32:10p:
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> makers >> of some product.
>
> Damn! Shill, that's the reference I sought. Isn't that the guy that
> stood in the crowd and supported the snake oil salesman to incite the
> crowded nOObs to purchace the said "cure all".?
>

Bingo!

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DJJohnson

2006-11-06, 12:14 am

"LabRat" <idontknow@idontcare.org> wrote in message
news:Xns986EDFFEF30B9labratous@198.80.55.250...
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> Damn! Shill, that's the reference I sought. Isn't that the guy that
> stood in the crowd and supported the snake oil salesman to incite
> the
> crowded nOObs to purchace the said "cure all".?
>
>

This still makes you wrong on all counts. The term "shill" sometimes
refers to person that tries to promote a product with no benefits to
anyone but the person selling that product. (While this is not the
only meaning for shill, it no doubt appears to be the only one you
understand or know of.) Whereas I am relaying information about the
advanced capabilities of a program I ran across that does more than
PSP ever will, and does it better. This helps everyone.

What I do find amusing is that the term "shill" does aptly apply to
those trying to promote PSP for the lone benefit of Corel's CEOs. I
don't see the sales of PSPP-XI benefiting anyone but Corel. Anyone
promoting later versions of PSP may clearly be defined as "shills", by
the true definition of the word. No other word would fit their
behavior.

Well, the word "fools" would work too, but that's a broader category.
It could be argued that a "shill" knows what they are doing, whereas
the "fool" would not. Do those who are promoting PSP for the benefit
of Corel's CEOs know what they are doing? If so, they are "shills", if
not they are "fools". In either case, they are not flattering
themselves nor anyone else with their behavior and choices in life.

However do you manage to live with yourself being wrong so often?
You've been wrong for well over 90% of your comments in just one
evening. I could never imagine a whole lifetime with those odds. Are
you just having a bad track-record for one day? Usually that's not the
case. Even the fractal aspects of nature and reality proves that a
person's smallest behaviors are but a reflection of their whole life.

Sucks to be you, doesn't it.

LabRat

2006-11-06, 12:14 am

DJJohnson voiced his/her/it's humble opinion in
comp.graphics.apps.paint-shop-pro on Wed 01 Nov 2006 11:10:16p:

>
> "LabRat" <idontknow@idontcare.org> wrote in message
> news:Xns986EDFFEF30B9labratous@198.80.55.250...
>
> This still makes you wrong on all counts. The term "shill" sometimes
> refers to person that tries to promote a product with no benefits to
> anyone but the person selling that product. (While this is not the
> only meaning for shill, it no doubt appears to be the only one you
> understand or know of.) Whereas I am relaying information about the
> advanced capabilities of a program I ran across that does more than
> PSP ever will, and does it better. This helps everyone.
>
> What I do find amusing is that the term "shill" does aptly apply to
> those trying to promote PSP for the lone benefit of Corel's CEOs. I
> don't see the sales of PSPP-XI benefiting anyone but Corel. Anyone
> promoting later versions of PSP may clearly be defined as "shills", by
> the true definition of the word. No other word would fit their
> behavior.
>
> Well, the word "fools" would work too, but that's a broader category.
> It could be argued that a "shill" knows what they are doing, whereas
> the "fool" would not. Do those who are promoting PSP for the benefit
> of Corel's CEOs know what they are doing? If so, they are "shills", if
> not they are "fools". In either case, they are not flattering
> themselves nor anyone else with their behavior and choices in life.
>
> However do you manage to live with yourself being wrong so often?
> You've been wrong for well over 90% of your comments in just one
> evening. I could never imagine a whole lifetime with those odds. Are
> you just having a bad track-record for one day? Usually that's not the
> case. Even the fractal aspects of nature and reality proves that a
> person's smallest behaviors are but a reflection of their whole life.
>
> Sucks to be you, doesn't it.
>
>

I wish. If I could suck myself,why would I need you? You obviously
love the sound of your own voice, even if in print only.

Ain't it great to be loved by some, yet detested by most?

What a maroon!

Later......

LabRat...... |:^{)

2006-12-06, 7:59 pm

LabRat wrote:

> DJJohnson voiced his/her/it's humble opinion in
> comp.graphics.apps.paint-shop-pro on Sat 04 Nov 2006 12:07:39a:
>
>
> See, you know-it-all troll. I swear you only open your mouth to
> change feet. Or bray like a herniated jackass about your favorite
> off-topic graphics prog.
>

Man... you give ole DJJ far too much credit.

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DJJohnson

2006-12-06, 7:59 pm

"CJ" <cje20@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> LabRat wrote:
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>
> Man... you give ole DJJ far too much credit.
>

Ah, the weekend trolls, they just don't have the talent of the really
good ones.

2006-12-06, 7:59 pm

DJJohnson wrote:

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> "CJ" <cje20@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:12m23dkfdmel929@corp.supernews.com...
> that >>> the birth of them never even reached most parts of the world
>
> Ah, the weekend trolls, they just don't have the talent of the really
> good ones.

But yet, you replied.

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Uni

2006-12-06, 7:59 pm

CJ wrote:
> DJJohnson wrote:
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> But yet, you replied.

Come on, don't be so hard on DJ. Just a few weeks ago, he went from
writing batch files to writing Photoline. No wonder why it still works
on legacy operating systems.

:-)

Uni

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