--- In "Tomasz Janeczko" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > It surprises me to no end that (some) people are so > touchy about "read the manual" sentence.
Tomasz, I appreciate your comments on your reasons for using plain text. I would only differ in that I think making a point to EMPHASIZE that someone do what they have generally already done implies a laziness or inattention that is often not true, and that would be presumptuous on the time and grace of others if it were true. Since I make conscious effort not to be lazy or inattentive (as most others I'm sure do also), and I make further effort to solve my own issues locally (ditto) first before reaching out to others, I'm not OK with letting stand incorrect implications to the contrary. If you have intended no such implication, then fine, I would accept that assertion. But if you don't already understand how (some) people can perceive the language and emphasis in question, perhaps my sharing my perspective on that will make it clearer. In any case, I think I've expressed what I wanted to say about it accurately in my previous post, and I thank you for your reply. Progster www.CodeForTraders.com
