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  1. The Pope is on his way to the airport and asks his driver if he could take a turn driving because they have time to kill and he hasn't driven a car since becoming Pope. Naturally, he's a bit rusty so he's driving poorly. Suddenly he sees police lights behind him. He pulls over and when the officer comes up to the window his eyes get real wide.

    He says to the Pope: "Hold on for a minute, please," and goes back to his car to radio the chief.

    Cop: "Chief, we have a situation. I've pulled over an important figure."
    Chief: "How important? A governor or something?"
    Cop: "No sir, he's bigger."
    Chief: "So, what?" A celebrity or something?"
    Cop: "More important , sir."
    Chief: "A major politician?"
    Cop: "No sir, he's much more important."
    Chief: "WELL WHO IS IT!?"
    Cop: "Well actually I'm not sure. But the Pope's his driver."

     

  2. How to prepare for the new format in Reader’s Chat

    At our last reader’s chat, we discussed having chats where we talked about things other than a short story. On those Saturdays, we’ll all show up prepared to talk about whatever topic has been selected. In some cases, that means typing information out ahead of time so we can copy and then paste the information to chat.

    For example, suppose you were going to write a paragraph or two about yourself, so that we can all get to know each other better. That would be a lot to type manually in the chat room while everyone is waiting. It would be much better to type it out ahead of time into Word, Wordpad, or Notepad (or any editor) and then paste it, one line at a time to the chat room.

    I emphasize that you should paste it one or two lines at a time because if you pasted all 2 or 3 paragraphs into a chat room all at once, you might flood people offline, including yourself, disconnecting them from the chat room or the chat server.

    You can use any word editor program like Notepad, Wordpad, or Word to prepare your paragraphs ahead of time. Then ,using one of the methods described below, copy a line of text and paste it into Readers Chat.

    When we talked about this idea last Saturday, some people said they weren’t sure how to Copy and Paste in chat. So, hopefully we’ll explain how to do that below.

    Select from one of the following options:

    Copy from a mIRC chat window using a mouse

    Copy from a Kiwi chat window using your mouse

    Copy from mIRC using a laptop without a mouse

    Copy from KiwiChat using laptop without a mouse

     

  3. Copy from a mIRC chat window using a mouse

    Move your mouse cursor to the left side of the text you want to copy. Then, hold down the left mouse button and drag your mouse cursor across the text you want to copy, then let go of the mouse button.

    The text you highlight WILL NOT stay highlighted.
    But, you will have copied it.

    To test this, copy some text using the method explained above, then move your cursor to the area in miRC where you normally type. Then click the right mouse button and select Paste. You should then see your copied text. Note: you can also Paste by holding down the Ctrl key and pressing V.

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  4. Copy from a Kiwi chat window using your mouse

    Move your mouse cursor to the left side of the text you want to copy. then, hold down the left mouse button and drag your mouse cursor across the text you want to copy, then let go of the mouse button.

    The text you highlight WILL stay highlighted. Then you can click your right mouse button and select Copy. You’ll then have copied it.

    To test this, copy some text using the method explained above, then move your cursor to the area in KiwiChat where you normally type. Then right click and select Paste and you should then see the copied text. Note: you can also Paste by holding down the Ctrl key and pressing V.

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  5. Copy from mIRC using a laptop without a mouse

     Move your mouse cursor to the left side of the text you want to copy. Then, hold down the left mouse button and slide your finger across the touch pad and highlight the text you want to copy, then let go of the touch pad button.         

     The text you highlight WILL NOT stay highlighted, but you will have copied it.

     To test this, copy some text using the method explained above, then move your cursor to the area in KiwiChat where you normally type. Then click the right button on the touchpad and select Paste. You should then see the copied text. You can also Paste by holding down the Ctrl key and pressing V.

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  6. Copy from KiwiChat using a laptop without a mouse

    Move your mouse cursor to the left side of the text you want to copy. Then, hold down the left button on your touchpad and slide your finger across the touch pad to highlight the text you want to copy, then let go of the touch pad button.

    The text you highlight WILL stay highlighted. Then you can click right touchpad  button and select Copy. You’ll then have copied it. Note: you can also use Ctrl+C to copy the highlighted text.

    To test this, copy some text using the method explained above, then move your cursor to the area in KiwiChat where you normally type. Then click the right button on the touchpad and select Paste. You should then see the copied text. You can also Paste by holding down the Ctrl key and pressing V.

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