FRAME THIS, IT’S ONE OF A KIND!

A truth from CFP! Finally proven a liar by Yahoo Live Help Chat itself, she issues a true statement in her profile FOR THE FIRST TIME: You cannot alter Yahoo message archives. Frame it, because you may never again see another truth from this compulsive liar. This one was forced out of her.

Yes, a Yahoo message, like anything else, can be copied and pasted elsewhere and then edited but it is certainly beyond my talents to make up conversations convincing enough to fool everyone, especially people who have chatted with CFP in IM over the years. And I post screenshots of the Yahoo archive, not a MS Word copy, as the examples below will make clear.

And unfortunately for the grasping and desperate CFP, she said the very same things to other people in IM that she said to me, as others have verified in open chat. And I have never altered a word of the IMs, It is hard for the Motley Crew to conceive that a person can be honest, and I am.

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Honesty doesn’t get all the credit. Altering IM’s by typing in new text has it’s dead giveaways, as I will show you. You can verify these examples for yourself using MS Office Word, Windows Notepad and Photoshop or Paintshop Pro graphics editors. (BTW, while you’re at it, take the same close look at the stuff sent to you by the Motley Crew. )

It’s plenty obvious that most people believe the screenshots to be authentic, but since CFP is still clinging to her lies about me altering them, here’s a rather tedious rebuttal:

Here’s an example of a screenshot taken of a Yahoo IM in Conversation history. This is exactly how the chat appears in the archive.

Here’s a comparison of the same text created in 3 different text editors


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The above example makes it clear that any text added to the screen shot with a text editor would be obvious, since all text editors render text in their own unique fashion, like fingerprints:

• MS text is thinner, not as heavy as the text in the screenshots
• Photoshop and Paintshop make a heavier text than what is in the screenshots because they both lean toward graphic rendering rather than an actual text editor

Here’s how Windows Notepad saves the file. All formatting such as bold and color is removed

Altering/editing a Yahoo IM with MS Word is out of the question. This is how Word saves the IM
Word formats the pasted chat text with the date and message on two separate lines. To use a Word copy of the IM and make it look like a screenshot, the message would have to be brought up to the same line as the date for every chat entry. No thanks!

I use screenshots of the archived message as displayed in Yahoo Messenger Conversation History.

So there you have it. Prove it to yourself of you have the programs to do it.

BOTTOM LINE: CFP is still lying through her teeth to save her azz.