Sing to me Thalia

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  Jerry Reynolds December 14th, 2020 17:13

  Indeed it has.

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  Doggerel Dave December 15th, 2020 01:46

  Don't know what WhatsApp is, but certainly see the illustration above as a very valid, of this era observation.
  
  Dave

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  Goldfinch60 December 15th, 2020 01:56

  How can your life work without whatsapp? 😪
  
  Andy

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    Doggerel DaveDecember 15th, 2020 03:45

    Hey Andy - I seem to manage. But don't let that stop you: In the spirit of open enquiry and the acquisition of new knowledge, please explain.
    And while you're there, while I have your attention, could you explain HOW one might translate indecipherable languages when they appear. Even if you can't answer When? Why? Who? I'd just settle for the simple translation tool.
    Still there? Any other advice on the availability of a 'smiley' on MPS? It could be, of course the fault is mine, or rather my antiquated system (Windows 7 desktop), in which case, you are off the hook!
    
    Dave

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    Goldfinch60December 15th, 2020 04:20

    Hi Dave,
    
    The way I deal with some of the poems that are in strange languages, normally script, is to copy the whol poem, open word, paste it onto the page, select the whole poem and change the font to something readable.
    As for smileys put the arrow at the point you want to put the smiley and then right click, the emoji (smiley) script is at the top just put your pointer on that and the smileys should show. I am not sure whether it will work for Windows 7.
    
    Andy

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  L. B. Mek December 15th, 2020 05:28

  incisive commentary, sadly I fear the digital era is now well-n-truly irreversible, so we lucky few who squeezed in at the tail-end of that era when all thing's weren't automatically
  assembly-line: A.I. - generic,
  can be grateful for knowing another way of 'living',
  a somewhat nostalgically good read (?) lol

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  Jerry Reynolds December 15th, 2020 08:42

  Or you can make one the old fashion way with a colon, dash, and a bracket 🙂 it will translate as one. Thanks for the comments.

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    Doggerel DaveDecember 15th, 2020 18:48

    🙂 On Outlook it does, but not here...
    Dave
    (edit) PS: I take that back, it just has....Thanks