| 6ixStringJack: Trump talking with Sen Warren about capping credit card interest at 10% for one year: [go to link] I dunno man. Back in 2003 without a job and a penny to my name, I had tons of credit. I had only around a 730 credit score and my highest interest rate was 12.99% with the lowest being 6.99%. Today my credit score is over 830 (damn near a perfect 850), and my lowest rate is 24.99%. Something is wrong with credit. I don't want to hear either side whining about why. Figure it out. |
| 6ixStringJack: Oh... Brenda. You also have the option to go allllllllll the way back to when you first emailed your book to that editor too. That copy you sent should still be attached to the email you sent out. If you can find that email with your working word document already attached, you can then reply to it with your own email in the TO: field and you will forward over a new version of your book to yourself. |
| 6ixStringJack: Hey Second. Shut up, you whiny little faggot. Your finished. Nobody will ever listen to or take you seriously about anything ever again. |
6ixStringJack: Okay, Brenda. So you see your working word doc in the Documents folder then? That's the one you want to attach to an email and send to yourself. If you follow the earlier instructions with "Opening File Exploerer" and then going to the left side "Documents" pane, you should see your word document as a choice when attaching your file. (I'm not sure if you dragged and dropped the file into your email when you sent it to the editor, or if you added it to the email through dialog boxes). Either way is fine. If you see the book there, just do it the same way you did when you sent your original book to your editor. The only change you're making here is that you're going to email it to yourself instead of somebody else.  |
| Brenda: No, it doesn't look like it got overwritten. No, it didn't ask me that when I had finished retying it on here. I just hit save and everything like that went fine. |
| Brenda: Mine is a Word document and the one she sent me back is in Google Documents. She works in Google and I can't do anything with except open it and read it. |
| Brenda: The one in documents is the one I can work on.
Documents holds the version I originally put onto this computer when I got it. |
| second: After Hitler died, Germany changed the names of places honoring him. In vain, Trump is changing so many names now only to have it all undone later [go to link] |
| second: Trump isn’t waiting for future generations to name things after him. He is changing the names now to glorify/honor himself [go to link] |
| second: It Is Not a Nobel Prize. It’s a Nobel medal, a symbol of the honor, not the honor itself. Only a vain, insecure fool would imagine that blackmailing someone into handing their medal over adds to his stature. [go to link] |
| 6ixStringJack: I just want to make sure that you didn't overwrite your book with the version your editor sent you. It would have asked you if your really wanted to do that if you did, but just in case that's what you did it's good news that you didn't make any changes since the last one you sent out, since worst case scenario we can always find that version and get it back in on your computer. |
| 6ixStringJack: You say you can't work on one, so I'm thinking that yours is a Word Document and the one from your editor is likely a PDF. |
| 6ixStringJack: So can you open up your book that you work on? Not the one that you got from the editor? Or are you saying the book in your Documents is the one from your editor with the edits on it? Are both of them in your Documents folder? |
| Brenda: Okay. I usually go into documents when you bring up start and it shows documents. No, I haven't done any work on my Word copy since mailing it. |
| 6ixStringJack: Go Billy Bob!: [go to link] That's right. Take your award, thank your mom, sit your ass down, STFU, and then take your award home and bounce on it. Nobody cares. You are nothing. You are no one. And we own you. Our timeline is finally fixing itself. |
| 6ixStringJack: Okay, Brenda. The file isn't "in" "File Explorer". Think of "File Explorer" as your file cabinet, and the files and folders are inside of that. Your Documents folder is where most of your documents are saved and accessed by default, but you can change that location at any time. How do you normally open your book when you're going to work on it? Also, have you done any new work on it since the last time you emailed it to somebody? |
| 6ixStringJack: Makes perfect sense actually, when you think about it. All of the white people who have been terrorizing American in the streets since around 2020 either just got their bachelors degree, or were on their way to getting one. |
| 6ixStringJack: Nah, Second. I don't qualify for ICE. Looks like you need a bachelor's degree for that too. Maybe it will be a fellow classmate of yours that ends up cracking the skull of one of your made up lesbian, American hating, cat lady daughters? I'm not "educated" enough to do that. |
| Brenda: Everything does come up on documents. I am just confused. |
| Brenda: Sorry SIX. Yes, I meant File Explorer. That is where my copy has gone. In my regular documents is the one like I said she edited but she uses Google Docs. Will look at Wikihow about that later. Have dental appointment today. So no can do right now. |