Works in WordPerfect under the heading "QuickWords" it wont work
under QuickCorrect because of the need to format the font.
"Bill Potts" [EMAIL PROTECTED] 01/08/01 09:54pm
Response to Stan Jakuba's .doc attachment.
The same auto-correction approach can also be used with desktop
publishing
Eventhough my computer's measurement system is set to
Metric, the floppy disk in the windows explorer shows
3 1/2 inches floppy.
Is it a rule that floppy disk should be shown only in
inches. No idea how the rest of the World is coping
it with.
Will be better if it is called as 89 mm or 90 mm
OOOPS! Sorry it's a Win2000 feature, I just assumed it was the same on W98
(which I haven't used in a while.
Nat
Nat:
I use W98 and it doesn't give me an option to rename it after
right-clicking
on it. Am I doing something wrong?
Cheers,
Nick
It's really the reverse. It *IS* a 90mm
On 9 Jan 2001, at 13:30, Nat Hager III wrote:
It's really the reverse. It *IS* a 90mm floppy by design, that was loosely
translated to "3-1/2 floppy" for Amercian consumers. Unfortunately the name
stuck.
In english (but also in italian, not to say french) 3" are
[phonetically] shorter than
Actually, it's really a non-issue.
These days, if you say "floppy drive" or "diskette drive," it's understood
to be the 90 mm format. It's several years since the larger format was sold.
A few months ago, I threw out a couple of hundred of the older, really
floppy disks. And it's nearly two
On 2001-01-09 13:45 -0800, M R wrote:
Hi Leonardo
Whether you say it as
"Three and half" (3 words) or
"Three point five" (3 words),
both are lengthier in inches than
"ninety" (1 word) or "nine" (1 word)
in mm and cm respectively.
So both 90 mm and 9 cm are easy to use than inches.
-- Forwarded message --
Date: Mon, 08 Jan 2001 08:24:26 -0500
From: Henry Oppermann [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Gene Mechtly [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: OWM Strategic Plan
Dear Gene,
Thank you for your suggestions regarding our strategic plan. We will
consider your
For those who don't use M$ Word, here's a short text description of what is in
this Word document. Oh, wait, I forgot. I don't (can't) use M$ Word.
Mike
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