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[deadmad7]

I know most of you already know about article spinners and such but to those of you that don't, article spinners are programs used by webmasters and anybody in general to quickly change the words in a article with other words that are similar so that they can post it on their site without even creating the content themselves. Most search engines work past this nowadays (and the easiest way is to just write an article yourself) but here's how to create a simple article spinner... with nothing other than a working copy of Microsoft Word.

1. Open up Microsoft Word.
2. Navigate to the macro section or hit "ALT+F8"
3. The macro window should open up. Now type in a random name (it won't be used afterall) and click create.
4. A VB window should open up, now delete everything in that box and paste this code into it.

http://pastebin.com/waQQbLHf

5. Now save and exit the VB window.
6. Paste any article into the space in Word.
7. Open the Macro window and click "SpinArticle".
8. All the words will now be replaced with their synonyms.
9. Now you have your own article!!!

I know that the end result doesn't look that good, but the best thing about using Microsoft Word to spin your articles is that it can automatically learn new and better synonyms. Besides, its better than shelling out money to buy a expensive bulky software!

[nirvaman]

Thank you bro for the effort you made to share your knowledge , but sorry it don't work.
As anwii said befor , i've done everything you said , and followed all the steps , but it didn't worked.
I have Microsoft office 2003

[deadmad7]

anwiii, on 28 January 2011 - 06:38 PM, said:

hey- nice little tip there. i spin some of my stuff. i don't really recommend people use this trick to spin things though. there is free software that does a better job and has a lot more options and control and obviously the paid software is optimal if you in to spinning lots of stuff.

hmmm. i just tried your tutorial and it doesn't work. i am using ms word 2007. i didn't even see where to click on spin article. i followed your tip step by step. there is obviously something wrong with your tutorial. who the heck approved this thread? haha

I know there are better free software, but this is for people to use the same old Word to spin their articles. And it DOES work, I used it myself a whole bunch of times. I use Microsoft Word 2007 too. Are you sure you pasted the code from this link: http://pastebin.com/waQQbLHf and did you save it? After you save it, it should appear in the macro list when you press ALT+F8. No matter what you named it before, its name after you saved it should be "SpinArticle" and when you click on that, it automatically spins the text that has been written on the open page.

[rob86]

I don't understand what a "Spinner" is supposed to be, a nice word for plagiaromatic?

[deadmad7]

anwiii, on 29 January 2011 - 08:45 AM, said:

it's not working. in fact, it's not saving the macro. i'm done wasting my time on something i will never use anyway. i think you need to figure out what's going on with your tutorial before you post one though.

There is NOTHING wrong with my tutorial, you are probably doing it wrong.

[deadmad7]

Anwiii, if it doesn't work for you just post the error you are getting or post a pic of it. I'll try to help you out as much as possible. But this tutorial works for sure.

[nirvaman]

it still doesn't work for me too.
If you do know the problem then fix it and post again.
here is the proof :

[anwiii]

read the rules before posting here, moderator deadmad. it says post only FULL how to's and tutorials. not half *bottom* crap. whoever approved this thread made a mistake. it's one of the major problems with this forum when things get let go like this. people come here for knowledge and all they get is broken down forum

Edited by anwiii, 21 September 2011 - 02:39 PM.

[web_designer]

hey guys, nice discussion is going on here ( as usual when anwii and deadmad faced each other) but i don't see anything from the whole thing here. sorry deadmad, i am totally against such procedures. my rule, is if you wanted to write something, do it yourself. well at least you can collect some good tutorials and rewrite them again with your own way. but spinning articles, is absolutely not a good thing to do. either to yourself or to your readers.

this is my personal point of view, but maybe others think the opposite. so anyway, thanks for your effort deadmad.

[rob86]

web_designer, on 31 January 2011 - 09:11 AM, said:

hey guys, nice discussion is going on here ( as usual when anwii and deadmad faced each other) but i don't see anything from the whole thing here. sorry deadmad, i am totally against such procedures. my rule, is if you wanted to write something, do it yourself. well at least you can collect some good tutorials and rewrite them again with your own way. but spinning articles, is absolutely not a good thing to do. either to yourself or to your readers.

this is my personal point of view, but maybe others think the opposite. so anyway, thanks for your effort deadmad.

So spinning articles is as unethical as it sounds? Nobody seemed to be bothered by it, so I just assumed I was missing the point.