Dear Paul, it's but today that I read about your tragic loss. Mae'n ddrwg gennyf am eich colled! My thoughts are with you. I wish you strength in this difficult time.

This "member" is insulting those who answer his questions! See Can someone please help me to develop a outbound dialer please?[^]

Nope as well! I use GitHub - clowd/Clowd.Squirrel: Quick and easy installer and automatic updates for desktop applications[^] as it is a lot easier to manage.

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No idea, but shouldn't it be "The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog"? :laugh:

As a native German speaker, I must admit that German is one of the most illogical and most difficult languages you can learn.
I admire those who are taking the burden of learning it.
In German potatoes are female, girls are neutral, cheese is male, for example.
That does not make sense. Do potatoes have B***s? I have never seen any like this.
“Der” is the male form of “the”, “Die” is the female form of “the”, “Das” is the neutral form of “the”.
It even becomes worse if you decline “Frau” which indeed is female in German.

Case Singular Plural
Nominative die Frau die Frauen
Genitive der Frau der Frauen
Dative der Frau den Frauen
Accusative die Frau die Frauen

Suddenly in genitive, a “der” is put in front of “Frau”. Funny, isn’t it?
Most of German words are long monsters as many words consist of concatenated words.
A simple one is “Flugzeug” which actually means “Flying Stuff” which is an aeroplane in English.
What about “Kraftfahrzeugsteuerbescheid” which is actually “Kraft Fahr Zeug Steuer Bescheid“
stating the amount of taxes you have to pay for your car annually.
I found an interesting link for those who are not afraid of knotting their brain:
https://www.fluentu.com/blog/german/die-der-das/
But wait! There is some more.
There are crazy people in Germany that thought this language might not be complicated enough.
In German we used to call students “Studenten”, whether they are male or female, which is a so-called generic masculine noun meaning both male and female students. If you wanted to address just female students we used to call them “Studentinnen”. Now the German State media (formerly known as free press) wash our brains by using “Student:innen” or even worse “Studierende” which actually means “studying people”.
And that goes for all nouns!
That is Newspeak at its best.

:thumbsup: Agree! I will include the offender's member link next time.

Marital Problem Solutions - Call now:-9571004210[^] I missed it so deeply... :)

Only about 100 more years until I will have gained the same reputation as OriginalGriff has today...

There is even more! You save time in the bathroom: a) While having a shower your teeth are having a bath with Corega Tabs denture cleansing tablets b) You don't have to use a hair drier The noisy kids in your neighbourhood don't bother you anymore as you can't hear them Spam mails you receive are different from the ones you received before. They propose buying funeral insurances, stairlifts, hearing aids, walking frames, diapers etc.

Damn! I miscounted... :(

universe ?

flim-flam ?

Maybe Cp-Coder tapped the Build Number more thoroughly than you? :laugh:

Congratulations! If I only had known that before... Just tapping the Build Number 7 times instead of wasting my time with learning, reading documentation, developing etc.

Salary ???

Sorry for answering so late. Yes it is.

Member 15019714 uses stolen picture from internet as his/her own profile picture.

I actually meant this: unassertiv****eness tive => vite ess => sse => vitesse