Thanks for your comments Jack and your suggestion.  It wasn't too long ago that 
I acquiesced to a similar suggestion from an online friend to expand the length 
of my messages.  I understand the point you are making about the browser and 
notepad.   Maybe, in doing a little bit more sharing than I normally would, I 
should explain that as I have a spinal cord injury in my neck, and am losing 
the dexterity of my arms and hands, I allow the PC to do a bit more for me than 
I might if I weren't in this situation.  From your signature line it suggests 
you may know something of such an injury where central to both arms.
So you see folks, a willingness to come back with a comment brings about a 
better understanding.  As you say Jack, a Rickochet [sic] effect can have its 
problems.

Janet
http://www.globechatters.net




----- Original Message ----- 
From: "jackf" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>


>  Rick's experience seems to me to be fairly common.  I hesitate
> to offer suggestions myself on other lists because usually there
> is no acknowledgement, or worse yet, the suggestion may be derided
> by others.  Then I could find myself involved in a unwanted argument.
> 
> I have a suggestion for you, Janet.  If you used carriage return
> when writing to edit line lengths instead of letting your browser
> self limit your line lengths, quoting your message in a reply would
> not require the replying party to edit those line lengths.  If you
> examine my reply, you will see where I edited your lines.
> 
>  As it is, I did not have to edit Ricks' lines, but yours ran off
> the page and required moving the slider to read and edit them.
> Perhaps some browsers work differently, but most use notepad for
> writing in ascii. I use Netscape 7.2. and Mozilla.   regards, Jack F
> 
> From: Janet <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> I would agree with you on that point Rick.  After all, a solution offered may
> not have been able to have been carried out entirely in the same way as it was
> given in e-mail and, therefore, there is something further to share for joint
> learning.  Put simply, if we share our experiences positive, or negative in 
> fact,
> it is to the benefit of all.


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