G'day Bod,

You're welcome.

To be honest, except for links within this site (e.g. [id://11123653|Bod] above; and [id://43036] for the shortcuts links I posted), and very basic external URLs (e.g. [URL]), I rarely use those shortcuts.

I normally check the webpage and section first; my guesses are generally good but I'm not infallible. When writing up my post, I'll type "["; Alt-Tab to the webpage and copy the address bar; Alt-Tab again and paste; type "|"; Alt-Tab again and copy the title; Alt-Tab again and paste; type "]" and I'm done.

This potentially seems like a lot of work but, with over a decade of muscle memory at my fingertips, this is a two second task. Furthermore, I'll never provide a link to splice labelled split, or vice versa, again.

— Ken

In reply to Re^3: graphicsmagick perl shrink image to size by kcott
in thread graphicsmagick perl shrink image to size by melutovich

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