Hi Daniele,
Unfortunately, there is nothing quite like Unity or Unreal for VI
audio game developers. The closest thing to it right now is the
Blastbay Game Toolkit, (BGT,) which of course requires a fair amount
of scripting and coding by hand. That said, you'll find the majority
of software
Hello Leo,
Your subscription seems to be working fine. Everyone got your test
message, and as far as I am aware there was not any messages from
Audyssey in the last 24 hours. So if you recently subscribed then you
wouldn't get any messages as there were not any to get for the last
day or so.
:03, Thomas Ward wrote:
Hi Marvin,
Given the fact you are building this game in HTML5 and JavaScript the
best thing you can do for speech is prerecorded speech clips. As you
may recall Philip Bennefall's early games like Dark Destroyer, Tarzan
Junior, and the Snowball War were all written
Hello Dark,
While your post was essentially correct I feel the need to stress the
point Philip's old games were in fact not written in Java but in
JavaScript. I know to a non-programmer that might not seem like much
of a difference, but as they are completely different programming
languages with
Hi Marvin,
I am assuming here by built-in speech you mean something like SAPI.
Unfortunately, if so I have some bad news for you. Meaning what you
want to do isn't really feasible from a programming point of view.
While you can access SAPI via JavaScript SAPI objects aren't safe, and
in order to
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On 5/24/15, Lisa Hayes lhay...@internode.on.net wrote:
Thomas how do i disable this uac thing thanks.
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Hi Lisa,
Yes, Jim's
Hi Marvin,
Obviously, I am not new to game development as I certainly have
developed a few games in my time, but to be honest programming games
with HTML5 is not my forte. I have heard of people doing it by paring
HTML5 with something like JavaScript , and my friend Google shows
there are a
Hi Marvin,
Given the fact you are building this game in HTML5 and JavaScript the
best thing you can do for speech is prerecorded speech clips. As you
may recall Philip Bennefall's early games like Dark Destroyer, Tarzan
Junior, and the Snowball War were all written in Javascript and rather
than
Hi Lisa,
Yes, Jim's games still work on Windows 7. I find as long as you are
sure to install his Winkit installation and disable UAC all of Jim's
games will work fine on Windows 7.
Cheers!
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Hi Ron,
There is a text file that comes with the Baseball game with the name
of all the players in it. Simply change the names in that text file in
Notepad, save it, and you are all done. I don't recall the name of the
file off the top of my head, but it is pretty obvious what it is.
On
Hi Josh,,
Yes, there is a Windows version available. There is also a Mac version
available as well.
Cheers!
On 5/22/15, Josh K joshknnd1...@gmail.com wrote:
is it for windows?
follow me on twitter @joshknnd1982
On 5/21/2015 4:00 PM, shaun everiss wrote:
Hi.
Just got this, trying to sort
Hi,
No problem. Here is the download/purchase page for the game.
http://www.ticonblu.it/audiogame/index.html?
On 5/22/15, lenron brown lenro...@gmail.com wrote:
would you mind posting the link to this.
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Hello Ishan,
You can easily add Jim's games to Dosbox as well as any other Dos
games. Just unpack them and copy the games into Dosbox. You don't need
Jim to do it for you.
Cheers!
On 5/22/15, ishan dhami ishan1dha...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi jim can you add your games in talking dosbox ?
I never
Hi Lanie,
There are plenty of good free and accessible audio and text based
games for Windows. As you didn't specify what type of games you were
specifically interested in here is just a few ideas/suggestions to get
started.
My first suggestion is to try out all of the games by Jim Kitchen
Hello everyone,
Please, let us take this thread off list. I know Jim was allowed to
explain why he hasn't been around for a while, but at this point I am
considering any and all discussion of hospital stays off topic. So
please let us take it elsewhere.
Thanks.
Sincerely,
Thomas Ward
Owner
Hi Dark,
No, I definitely do not have the software required to create the
babble and thread reports. I could probably write my own if I had need
of it, but Jim is pretty much in charge of sending those reports as he
is the only one capable of doing that service for us at this time.
Cheers!
On
Hi Jim,
Yeah, it would be. Unfortunately, Mailman doesn't have a babble or a
thread reporting system. Although, I suspect it wouldn't' be super
difficult to add one if someone wanted to upgrade Mailman and add such
a feature. However, it would take along while before the changes
became common
Hi Jim,
I can definitely empathize. I hate going to the hospital myself, and
have spent my fair share of time in them over my life. No matter what
they do it is hard to get comfortable since they always wake you up,
poke you with needles, take your blood pressure, whatever when all you
want is
Hi Jim,
Yes, Indiana is in the central time zone. I should know since I was
there several years ago for a summer camp. I remember the driver
telling us when we crossed the Ohio and Indiana boarder to set our
watches back an hour as we were now in the central time zone. So I
believe the change in
Hi Eleanor,
A correction. Jim is in the U.S. Eastern time zone the same as myself.
We both live in Ohio and it is in the U.S. eastern time zone. So
depending on if it is daylight savings time it is between 4 and 5
hours behind GMT.
Cheers!
On 5/8/15, Eleanor elea...@7128.com wrote:
Dark,
Jim
Hi Marvin,
Not sure if you would be interested but I happen to run a game
programming list on USA Games. Go to
http://www.usagamesinteractive.com/lists.php
and sign up for the developers mailing list. It is not a very active
list but it is for blind programmers with a special interest in
as the concern of audyssey babble report he creats the
report from the software.
Can Mr dark sir and thomas ward sir can make the report of this month?
maybe Mr john also.
Thanks
Ishan
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Hi Phil,
On the contrary I couldn't. In order to ask Siri anything I'd first
have to own an iPhone and have Siri. So until I get an iPhone I doubt
I'll be asking Siri anything.
Cheers!
On 5/7/15, Phil Vlasak phi...@bex.net wrote:
Hi Thomas,
You could ask Siri, like I did.
Ohio is eastern
Hi Dark,
Jim is located in Ohio which means he is on U.S. Eastern Standard
Time. That is the same as New York UTC. If I remember correctly that
is about six hours behind London.
Cheers!
On 5/7/15, dark d...@xgam.org wrote:
For various reasons I've actually just got a phone deal that lets me
Hi Desiree,
Well, I will agree that technology is powerful and must be used
responsibly. That said, it is something of a two edged sword. On one
hand it can be used to access all kinds of objectionable content that
a parent may not want their child exposed to. On the other hand it can
be a very
Hi Ishan,
To be honest I have never heard of any audio game named Scary Land. So
as I have never heard of it I can't answer any questions about it. All
I can say is since there has been no discussion of such a game here on
Audyssey or on the Audio Games Forum that would be the reason it is
not on
Hi all,
Ordinarily I'd whole heartedly agree with you. However, in this case
the information was already publicly available on Jim's site so
sharing it on the list, while not advisable, wasn't as bad as it may
seem at first. The information was already public so sharing it on the
list isn't going
Hi Bryan,
You are quite correct. I don't know if Jim's number is in his e-mail
signature, but it is definitely available on his site and in the text
manuals that comes with his games. So this wasn't the breech of
privacy some may think it to be. All the same I'd have preferred the
number to be
Hi,
For what it is worth that is why I am against banning stuff be it
drugs, a game, movies, etc. It seems the minute someone steps in says
this is wrong, takes it away from the public, bans it, there are
always someone out there who will want to try it just because it is
illegal or considered
.
Cheers!
On 5/6/15, Dorothy Martin doroth...@samobile.net wrote:
Hello,
I just talked to Jim Kitchen . Thomas Ward , please call Jim tonight .
Heneeds to talk to you.
Jim has some health problems . That is why he has not been on the
computer much lately.
If some of the group wants to call
Hi Christina,
Good question. None of us has to my knowledge. Now that you mention it
I am a bit concerned as to why Jim hasn't posted anything to the list
this month.
Cheers!
On 5/6/15, Christina greensleev...@wind-haven.net wrote:
Hi. Is Jim ok? I haven't heard from him this month.
Hi Ron,
Telnet is a telecommunications protocol used by computers which has a
number of purposes including muds and similar programs. There is also
a program on most Linux and other Unix derivatives called Telnet which
provides basic telnet access to the internet. Most mud clients are
basically
Hi Edgar,
I'm afraid to say you are out of luck. I've tried several mud clients
for Linux and few of them are accessible or as feature rich as you
will find for Windows. The best and most accessible way to play muds
on Linux is via the stock telnet client. While it is accessible it
obviously does
Hi Edgar,
Yeah, try TinTin. I forgot to mention that in my prior e-mail, but I
think that may actually meet your needs. I myself have never had need
for sounds etc so haven't used TinTin much, but it is probably the
closest mud client out there for Linux gamers looking for an
experience similar
Hi,
While in Monopoly press f12 and it will ask you if you want to use the
current voice. Answer no and it will ask you about another voice. It
will prompt you until there are no other voices available to choose
from.
Do be aware that this feature sometimes crashes on 64-bit systems
though. Not
Desiree ,
Unfortunately, what you say is true. No matter what protections are
put in place, no matter how many hoops a person has to jump through,
there is absolutely no way to insure someone who is under age etc
can't get the content. There is just no way to do that without some
extremely
Hi Dark,
Good point. The movement is very important in defining what is
first-person verses side-scroller etc so I do take your point below in
terms of audio games.
Obviously, in a graphical game there is a huge difference between
first-person and third-person perspective. In first-person games
and there are more things benieth the stars than even
the archmaesters of the citadel can dream.
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Subject: Re: [Audyssey] first person adventure
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Subject: Re: [Audyssey] first person adventure games.
Hi Ishan,
There aren't many but there are a few first-person adventures that are
accessible. The first is Monkey
Hi,
If you mean which Sapi voice is used. Yes, you can. If you mean
actually change the type of voice output used such as Sapi, a certain
screen reader, etc the answer is no.
Cheers!
On 5/2/15, King Meade kingme...@comcast.net wrote:
Does anyone know if you are able to change the speech
Hi Paul,
You raise some valid points. If a child is old enough to be
unsupervised on the internet then they are probably old enough to
decide for themselves weather or not to download a certain game or
view certain content. In such a case the best a site owner or game
developer can do is make
Hi Ishan,
There aren't many but there are a few first-person adventures that are
accessible. The first is Monkey Business by Draconis Entertainment.
The second is Shades of Doom by GMA Games. The third is Sarah by PCS
Games. There is Swamp by Jeremy Kaldobsky. Finally there is
Teraformers. Those
Hi Dark,
Actually, to be more accurate first-person means that the game is
written from a first-person perspective be it visual or audio.
However, you are also correct in saying it offers 360 degrees of
movement as apposed to a 2d left/right and up/down environment.
Cheers!
On 5/1/15, dark
Desiree,
I think during the debate we had on list a couple of days ago Jeremy's
actual point got lost in the discussion. The basic point he was
getting at was there was a lot of senseless violence without any kind
of justification or reason for it. When you enter the party it gives a
simple
Hi Desiree,
I do much the same thing. I try to lessen the violence by interjecting
some humor into the situation by giving the characters silly comic
type names like Captain Crunch. That helps make it less serious for me
and creates a buffer between me and the game character.
Cheers!
On
Hi Dark,
That's just it though. In most cases DD is harmless as most of the
time it is just a bunch of guys and gals sitting around a table
rolling dice and playing the game. The serious minded people go do the
LARP thing with the live action roll playing. Neither one is
particularly dangerous in
Hi Charles,
Yes, exactly my view. I've been told the same thing over the years. I
often times read the horoscopes not because I actually believe in them
but for entertainment purposes only. Sometimes I get a laugh at the
predictions.
I'll never forget this one time my horoscope said not to eat
Hi Charles,
I am in total agreement with you. I can recall plenty of times asking
a number of people just that, did they read such and such a book or
play such and such a game, with the usual response they won't because
it is ungodly, evil, etc. Like you I find myself responding by telling
them
Hi Charles and Dark,
Please, take the debate over how to pronounce Lager off list. It
really has no place here.
Apparently from what I heard of Dark's mp3 people in the UK pronounce
lager differently than we do so deal with it. There are a lot of
things we say differently and as long as we can
Jody,
An excellent point. In many of the cases where murder or suicide is
involved in someone playing a game or appears that way probably has
more to do with some mental illness and other issues that have nothing
to do with the game. It is just in our society today where the media
has to find
Hi Josh,
Misconstrued is the least of it. In many cases the people who say
Harry Potter or Dungeons and dragons are evil have never read the book
or played the game to know firsthand what it is about and only form
their opinion based on the word of mouth. They are frequently
misinformed but have
Hi Josh and all,
Cough...While I would like to debate the bible etc with you I don't
think the Audyssey List is the best place to do that.. So I will
kindly ask that we veer away from that topic as not to start a flame
war or run the risk of upsetting anyone's sensibilities by opening up
that can
Hi Dark,
Well, I for one don't believe roll playing games like Dungeons and
Dragons is evil in a religious sense, but I do know and understand
where that system of beliefs comes from having been brought up in a
Christian faith as a child.
The basis of religious believers calling DD evil comes
Hi Dark,
Me thinks you are a few cans short of a six pack yourself. I do not
intend to define what a few is since it is obvious it is more than one
and is less than six.
Plus logger, which you misspelled, is a type of beer. So listing beer
and logger in the same sentence is a bit redundant.
Hi Dark,
As you said you were raised with a different type of mentality.
Certainly the religious fundamentalism that is so popular here in the
US isn't as prevalent over in the UK which makes the world of
difference when discussing topics like fantasy and games.
The issue here is that
Hi Dark,
LOL. You are right. I also misspelled lager.
In any case the primary difference between lager and ale is how it is
brewed. I also think, but am not certain, they also use different
grains. Whatever the case lager and ale taste quite a bit different.
As for rum and whiskey you must have
Hi all,
I encountered something of a problem with Psycho Strike I hope someone
here could help me with.
A little while ago I was playing Psycho Strike and decided to try out
the farm mission. After playing a minute or so I decided I did not
want to play that mission and could not exit the game
Hi Shaun,
While I tend to agree with you for the most part I do also see why
some people are using XP. I recently purchased a used notebook with XP
on it for the primary reason there are games and some other programs I
have that won't run on Windows 7 or Windows 8. Therefore rather than
running a
Hi Aaron,
I have no idea why, but alt+f4 definitely did not work.
In any case might I suggest that besides the p key for the pause menu
adding that to escape as well? One of the reasons I missed the ability
to exit is I assumed VG Storm would have escape assigned to exit game,
which is pretty
Hello Jeremy,
You aren't alone. I do agree with a lot of what you had to say below,
and it is a major reason why I in all likelihood won't be buying the
game.
Yes, while the sounds, voice acting, etc are all fine as it is I just
found the senseless violence, murder, and mayhem not to my liking.
Hi Ron,
Who is to say people don't take issues with their kids playing games
like grand Theft Auto?
Truth is I am one of them. Even though my son might want games like
that I don't buy them for him. I tend to buy age appropriate games,
and those I feel do not compromise my moral inclinations. I
Hi Dark,
Well, weather the violence in the game is harmless or not is up for
debate. In my personal opinion it is harmless in the sense that nobody
really gets hurt, it isn't really hurting anyone in real life, but I
find the nature of the violence in the game emotionally disturbing.
For
Desiree,
Agreed. The responsibility belongs with the parents not the developer.
When my son wants a video game I always do my best to check it out,
find out what kind of content is in it before deciding to purchase it
for him. I do not however blame the developer for having violence,
adult
Hi Stephen,
Correct. I at first tried it on XP to get the error that the
application isn't a 32-bit application. To test that I installed it on
another laptop running a 32-bit version of Windows 7 and got the same
error. Conclusion, is that the game was compiled exclusively for
64-bit machines
Hi Damien,
Strange. I'm not sure what is going on with this game then. I had
problems with it on two different operating systems both being 32-bit
but you are saying it runs fine on 32-bit. That really throws a wrench
in my theory about it being compiled for 64-bit since if my theory
were correct
Hi Phil,
I can confirm this is not an XP problem. I tried it both on XP and
Windows 7 only to get the same exact error. My conclusion is there is
a compellation error in the game, and someone needs to go back and
recompile the game correctly for older 32-bit operating systems.
Cheers!
On
Hi Dark,
Well, what I'm seeing here it is not a Microsoft problem. Microsoft
may or may not be bastards, but this issue has nothing to do with
them. It looks to me like someone compiled the game for the wrong CPU
type, probably thinking they would compile it for 64-bit machines,
which is causing
Hi Aaron,
I recently picked up an older XP machine which I intend to use for
gaming. If you need XP testers I'd be happy to test the game on XP for
you.
Cheers!
On 4/26/15, Aaron Baker theultimatemasterofarc...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello,
Unfortunately with the discontinuation of XP, there were
Hi Dark,
Well, as it so happens I have an older XP laptop I just recently
refurbished which I can try the game out on. I'll let you and everyone
else know my experience when I get a chance to try the game on it. I
suspect it has nothing to do with XP but some weird error where the
operating
Hi Paul,
As far as I know Skeleton Tower will be the name for Entombed 2. The
name has nothing to do with the games current state of development but
the storyline and direction Jason is going with the game.
Cheers!
On 4/24/15, Paul Lemm paul.lem...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi dark,
Do we know is it
to keep track of
your winnings and losses. I used an abacus.
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Hi Ishan,
Yes, you should be able to play Entombed 1 and Entombed 2 side by
side. Entombed 2 gets installed to different location than Entombed
1, and do not conflict in any way.
As far as I understand when Entombed 2 is released it will be a paid
upgrade since it is a completely new rewrite of
dream.
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Subject: Re: [Audyssey] i'm looking for a fishing game for the IPHone
Hi Dark,
Yeah, that was a pretty cool fishing game. I
Hi Charles,
Thanks for the suggestion. I have not tried that one, but will keep it
in mind assuming it can still be found in stores.
The big problem with a lot of these handheld games like that is they
come out and only are available for a few months until a new game
comes out and the old one
Hi Charles,
Normally I'd agree with you, but that game in particular was so fast
paced that a hard rock track was fitting. I vaguely recall the game
Dark is talking about and it was a fast action arcade game and was
never meant to emulate real fishing as it were. So in that specific
case a hard
to learn. The world is vast
and wondrous strange and there are more things benieth the stars than even
the archmaesters of the citadel can dream.
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Yeah, I figured as much. I'll probably have to check something like
Ebay since chances are slim to none I'd find that in any stores. As I
said before handheld games have a fairly short shelf life and after
that finding one is pretty much up to looking at flea markets, Ebay,
or somewhere else where
Hi Charles,
Unfortunately, the ones I have tried were not that accessible. I can't
remember the ones my son had but I had to have a lot of help trying to
play the blasted things.
Cheers!
On 4/16/15, Charles Rivard wee1s...@fidnet.com wrote:
If they are still accessible, awesome. I haven't
Hi Charles,
As for loud rock music when bowling I think one has to be sighted to
appreciate it. For us being blind we have to depend so much on audio
feed back as to how many pins are up, where to aim to get the right
pins, that any music is a distraction. As a blind bowler myself I can
fully
Hi Dark,
Yeah, the only people who would probably enjoy that insane rate of
fishing are the fishing companies that make a profit off how much they
bring in, and at that rate they would be bringing in more than they
can sell or serve.
Cheers!
On 4/16/15, dark d...@xgam.org wrote:
Hi charlse.
Hi Dark,
Yeah, that was a pretty cool fishing game. I nearly forgot about that
one. However, besides that one I have played a few of those handheld
fishing games that look like fishing rods with a little screen on
them. If it weren't for the accessibility issues those can be pretty
fun.
Cheers!
Hi John,
Yes, that can be the case if we are talking console games. However, I
have not found many installable PC games that size myself personally.
However, bottom line no matter how you cut it worrying about a few
hundred MB is nothing compared to the size of mainstream games that
not only have
Hi Michael,
I apologize, but you have lost me. What games specifically are you
asking about as I haven't a clue what you are asking me about?
As far as Entombed goes it is a roguelike roll playing game.That's a
particular style and type of roll playing game for the PC. While there
are several
Hi Dark,
Actually, I just checked and Sarah when installed is 285 MB in size.
However, your point that Interceptor isn't light years bigger still
holds true. There are a few audio games like Sarah which are large for
an audio game, comparatively speaking, but are nothing compared to
some of the
marriage the thing is she want to pass some time with me and
Because of making some stratagies to manage two kingdoms I am not
giving her a proper time.
Maybe an interactive fiction covered it.
Thanks
Ishan
On 4/7/15, Thomas Ward thomasward1...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Ishan,
Sorry, but I can't
Hi Aaron,
In my personal opinion by all means use wav files rather than ogg
files. Besides sounding better wav files will have less latency than
ogg. If you are happy with wav I see no reason to switch to ogg unless
you really absolutely need to create a smaller game. which I don't
feel is
Hi Ishan,
Sorry, but I can't think of any accessible games where one has to play
the part of a prince. I can think of some mainstream games which are
not accessible where one could play as a prince but not any accessible
games. Besides I am a bit puzzled as to what you meant by pleasing
your
Hi Ishan,
I'm not sure what is so difficult to understand about the story, but
it is basically an April Fools Day joke about a guy test driving a
self-driving car that is doing things it isn't suppose to. For
instance, it is making comments about other human drivers that are
funny, but are rather
Hi Devin and all,
Perhaps you missed it, but I asked the list to steer away from this
keyboard subject a day or two ago and would politely request that we
get the topic back to gaming rather than discussing keyboards and
such.
Thanks.
On 4/4/15, Devin Prater r.d.t.pra...@gmail.com wrote:
I've
Hi Dark,
I don't think Charles was commenting about the f/n option. I think he
was commenting on the fact that Steve stated he finds it hard to find
laptops with number pads on them so is surprised when he finds a
laptop with a number pad on it, and Charles didn't think it was
progress to find
Hello List,
As the discussion of full sized keyboards with number pads and those
without really doesn't have much to do with gaming I'll respectfully
request that we take it off list. So please close any ongoing
discussions of keyboards.
Sincerely,
Thomas Ward
Owner/Moderator of the Audyssey
Hi Dorothy,
I think you are quite right. The keyboard topic has gone on longer
than it should have. I've allowed it to continue for a while, but as
it does not really have any relation to gaming I will definitely close
that topic per your request.
Cheers!
On 4/3/15, Dorothy Martin
Hi Charles,
Interesting you had never used the number pad until you worked there.
Seems to me that would be the logical choice for anyone wanting to
enter several numbers at a time. Sure, for quickly writing down say a
date or time I'll use the top row of the keyboard but for most things
like
Hi Tim,
A word if I might. I think this is a case in point where you and Dark
are both right. As both of you have raised very valid points, but are
on the verge of insulting each other over what are essentially two
differing viewpoints that are equally valid in some cases.
Yes, it is true that
Hi John,
As long as you share just the setup programs for the games that is
fine. It would be a different matter if you were sharing the keys or
Justin's key generator, but just sharing the installers for the games
he requested is quite alright by me.
On 4/1/15, john jpcarnemo...@gmail.com
Hi Dark,
Well, if it makes you feel any better I have observed much of the same
behavior over here in the States. Back when I was a college student in
the late 90's I use to do computer tech support and while I'd expect
most college students to have some degree of typing skills quite a few
did
Hi Charles,
As to your first point I think it is a combination of issues. One of
them being education. Yes, it is true a lot of younger blind people,
particularly millennials,who don't read braille and may not know how
to spell well due to a tendency to rely too much on speech software.
However,
wrong. However, I'm hoping to get back on my feet again
sometime in the not too distant future.
On 4/1/15, Charles Rivard wee1s...@fidnet.com wrote:
12 From, Thomas Ward.
He must've been sick!!
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Hi Charles,
Only 20 words a minute? I am surprised any place would have such a low
requirement. Most places I've ever applied for wanted at least 40
words a minute bare minimum, and required accurate spelling. Something
I'm afraid I don't see a lot of these days. I don't know if it is pure
Hi John,
True enough. March did get a bit of a slow start, and I couldn't help
but noticing most of the people who normally post messages on the list
didn't.
For example, I'm usually among the top posters averaging about a
hundred messages per month give or take a few. I didn't write nearly
that
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