>>>>>>It's how you communicate that's really the issue. You can still help without being judgemental or condenscending.
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>>>>>That's true, but would you also consider my suggestion of trying to work some of the simplest problems a bit on your own before asking for help?
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>>>>No. Why can't you let anything just be? I'm done.
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>>>Sorry, Jay - I think she's got a point. I've told you twice in the past to read the help for very simple things that imo a long time user should be able to (hence the high horse)
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>>Yeah, I remember that. I felt the same way about your response too. Just don't freakin respond if you have an issue with something posted. Why is that so hard for some of you to get? I really don't give a crap if someone asks how to type the letter "a" in a program. Who cares? Answer it or don't, but quit with the stupid judgemental crap.
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>Let me give you my impression, Jay. Since it is an impression it is not necessarily true, nor is it judgemental
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>A time ago, you had a question, I answered, you asked more and I answered it was available in the Help. And it was, the help explained it far better than I could.
>Your answer was 'screw you'. message#1281624
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>It is my impression you quickly take the offensive road
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>It seems ok for you to say to people 'screw you', or I do not have to listen to their drivel any more.
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>But someone answering you it is explained in the help file is unheard of

I think my previous response was even more appropriate now. Thanks for bringing that up.