How about this...
We come up with a "Techno Nerd" and a "I-really-don't-know-thats-why- I-need-help-and-am-on-this-list" signature that tells all who read, that either I know what I'm talking about and have an engineering degree, or I'm a regular mac/MAC/Mac/MaC user and may have mis-capitalized something, beware! I didn't know that this topic was crippling the list, but then again I' just a "IRDKTWINHAAOTL"
Having to fathom out a single mis-spelling or mis-capitalization from time to time isn't the problem. It's when people never capitalize or are totally careless about capitalization and spelling that makes it hard to read their posts. My point of view is if someone isn't going to work a little at writing something then why should I read it. It's just a waste of my time even deleting it.
And personally, having an engineering degree I am quite use to writing clearly, particularly on technical matters.
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Clark Martin
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