Spinel (Complete)

[Alchemical Night]

Hi again,

Its been a bit longer since I last posted as I've been a bit preoccupied, though I hope the group enjoys the latest fiction thus far. Extending the plot found in the previous work, "Peridot", the new installment can be found below.

Thanks.

[Prof_Sai]

There is no need to include evil Microsoft formats.

[mario_0345]

Awesome as always, I can't wait for the next one, I wonder what your going to do that one with, well anyway can't wait, keep up the good work.

[Alchemical Night]

Originally Posted by Prof_Sai

There is no need to include evil Microsoft formats.

lol.

Sorry, it seems like a small oversight when i was uploading it earlier to the forum. Thanks for spotting.

[frice2000]

Originally Posted by Prof_Sai

There is no need to include evil Microsoft formats.

Every version of Windows comes with Wordpad which would open this. And then theres Open Office which would open it for any other of the major OSes. Its a universal enough format.

[randomaccess]

Originally Posted by frice2000

Every version of Windows comes with Wordpad which would open this. And then theres Open Office which would open it for any other of the major OSes. Its a universal enough format.

Ah yes, but those of us with AppleWorks 3 (on a mac) which does not have .doc compatibility (there IS a reason I am running 3... since I do not obviously have the ability to run Open Office without X-11... ) can't exactly read it. It takes forever to download, then go online to a media conversion tool to convert to an readable source, like .txt or .rtf.

Okay. I'm done being stupid. It was a good read

[golan444]

I have a feeling that it was originally posted as a .docx, which truly is an evil format, and then was reloaded as just a simple.doc

[catfish27]

Originally Posted by randomaccess

Ah yes, but those of us with AppleWorks 3 (on a mac) which does not have .doc compatibility (there IS a reason I am running 3... since I do not obviously have the ability to run Open Office without X-11... ) can't exactly read it. It takes forever to download, then go online to a media conversion tool to convert to an readable source, like .txt or .rtf.

TextEdit, in OS X, does a reasonably good job displaying .doc files...

...but since you're running AppleWorks 3, I'm assuming you don't have OS X.