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Old 03-18-2007
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hi

hi guys and gals
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Old 03-18-2007
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Hello rico11 and welcome to Techspot.

I`m pleased to meet you and hope you enjoy your stay with us.

Would you please take a few moments to read the following. It will help to make your Techspot experience a more pleasurable one.

Techspot FAQ.

A message for all newcomers.

SNGX1275`s A guide to making a good post/thread.

Thanks.

Regards Howard
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Old 03-19-2007
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Welcome to Techspot! I hope you enjoy your time here

... lol howard all your introductions are exactly the same You have a template or something?
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Old 03-19-2007
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You have a template or something?
Yes mate, I use what are called canned speeches. Basically they`re just notepad files that contain what it is I want to say, plus some vb code for the links etc.

I started doing this in this forum sometime ago, that way I don`t have to keep typing out the same thing all the time. It seems that some other members have also started doing this as well lol.

In this forum, the idea was to welcome new members, but also to give them some useful info that will help them to get the best out of Techspot.

In the security and the web forum, where I do most of my posting, I use canned speeches all the time, but for entirely different reasons.

I`d never be able to get through the amount of threads I do, if I were to type every single post individually. With the various tools and programmes required to get rid of certain infections, it made perfect sense to have all the instructions I needed ready beforehand. It also helps to stop what could be serious errors from being made. I wouldn`t want someone to risk crashing their system, simply because I made a type`o` or forgot something important.

Regards Howard
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Old 03-19-2007
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Hi, welcome to TechSpot!

Please be sure to read the guide in my signature and to search Google and the TS forums before posting any questions. Enjoy your stay at TS!

Regards

P.S. I do that too, but not in "Introduce yourself." I type this out into the first thread I didn't reply to yet, then copy that and paste it into the others. But for security and the web I have a 10KB notepad file that has all my instructions (that Howard nicely donated ).
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Old 03-21-2007
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hi

hello, I'm kind of new to this sight, so hi.

Last edited by zylel; 03-21-2007 at 06:47 PM. Reason: misspellation
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Old 03-21-2007
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Hello to you as well.
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