Can TheBestSpinner Do This With Paragraphs?

mookie

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I saw a guy ask this on thebestspinner forum but no one answered.

Basically I'd like to randomize the order of the paragraphs in the different articles that are spit out.

So One article might look like:

Paragraph A
Paragraph B
Paragraph C
Paragraph D
Paragraph E

But another article might look like

Paragraph D
Paragraph A
Paragraph C
Paragraph E
Paragraph B

And so on...

Any help is greatly appreciated
 
theres a manual way to do this,

{paragraph1
paragraph2
|paragraph2
paragraph1
}

But that starts to take up a lot of space if you want to randomize the order of more than 2 paragraphs
 
I do not have experience with TBS, but I know that Power Article Rewriter would not be able to handle what you are asking (Using what Efwebs suggested) because it seems that the more you put into PAR, the clunkier it gets until it's basically not responsive. For example, I have written 900 word articles that are very sluggish in PAR, so I can only imagine what it would be like to re-organize an essay multiple times.
 
not at my computer so i cant try it but it seems like u could end up with the same paragraph twice in the article, no?

theres a manual way to do this,

{paragraph1
paragraph2
|paragraph2
paragraph1
}

But that starts to take up a lot of space if you want to randomize the order of more than 2 paragraphs
 
No....its saying take (para1 than papa2) OR (para2 than para1).
 
theres a manual way to do this,

{paragraph1
paragraph2
|paragraph2
paragraph1
}

But that starts to take up a lot of space if you want to randomize the order of more than 2 paragraphs
Where do I put that code?
 
Where do I put that code?

No, you'd actually have to format the article like that in TBS. There's no way to randomly select paragraphs without the risk of duplicating a paragraph.
 
Where do I put that code?

Like the other person said, you have to do this manually

Cut and paste your paragraphs after you spin them so that you have

para1
para2
para2
para1

then puts the brackets and stuff in

Make sure to test it to see if it worked. You will probably have to play around with where you put the returns and spaces in to make it look right.
 
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