When I spin, I like to re-write each sentence twice from a seed artice to get 30% uniqueness. So we have three files, the original and 2 rewritten articles. The two rewritten articles are basically sayin the same thing as the original article...just using different words.
So line one might look like this in each article.
Original Article First Sentence - The big brown dog jumped over the large wooden fence.
First rewritten sentence in file two - The large brown coloured dog leapt over the big wooden fence.
Second Rewrite in file three - Over the big brown fence, the large brown dog bounded.
If these are the first lines in three seperate text documents, I want to pull them from the text doc and write them to a 4th doc adding some syntax {line 1.|Line 2.|Line 3.}.
In addition, i the sdcript could recogniseparagraphs and line breaks, that would be great!
Can this be done?
Ive been playing around with "find" tp put the cursor at each full stop and then using shift and home to highlight the text before cutting it, but its not working perfectly.
If you could modify the script above to do this, that would be brilliant.
All the best
Barry
Hiho Barry! I have been messing around with some article spinning a long time ago (since a customer of mine needed to convert a specific type of article spinning notation to another) and I can tell you this: "there is no article spinning task that WinAutomation cannot handle".
This may sound a bit weird, (but it is based on the simple fact that WinAutomation supports regular expressions and since regex allow you to modify text in SO MANY ways, if you take into account the fact that articles are practically raw text) but when I start building a job to automate article spinning with WinAutomation, I feel the way that Superman feels when he wants to move from New York to London: "like cheating"!
Can you please describe to me the form of the text file where the first 3 sentences will be stored? In order to have all the information that I need to build this "spinning job" I would prefer some sample text files to experiment with (regular expressions really love it when you have some sample text to apply them into).
P.S: For the history, the article spinning conversion job that I built back then, was converting a sentence that uses a notation like this:
{this is a {version|adaptation|edition} of a sentence|a{version|adaptation|edition} of a sentence would look like this}
to a sentence that is using a notation like this:
{this is a [version|adaptation|edition] of a sentence~a[version|adaptation|edition] of a sentence would look like this}
Pretty cool huh? :)
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