I wasn't going to start this thread, but someone else did so I'll add to it.
:^)
Actually "resent" can be two different words. The first is the past tense of
"resend". It means "to send again or to send back" and is pronounced with an
"s" sound. The second means "to feel or express annoyance or ill will at"
and the 's' is pronounced with a "z" sound. "Re-sent" isn't exactly a word,
however, the hyphenation removes the abiguity because it is only used when
"re-" is a prefix meaning "again, anew, back or backward".
(Now let's kill the thread.)
-----Original Message-----
From: Ulrich Grün [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, March 23, 2001 4:07 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [plex86] panic, could not open hard drive image file
'../../62M.980115'
Thanks for the link to the documentation.
In my download of PleX86, there was no documentation (I couldn't compile
it).
Am Freitag 23 März 2001 22:42 bereicherte uns Seth Arnold mit folgender
Nachricht:
> * Drew Northup <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [010323 12:01]:
> > I wouldn't take his short response as an insult.
>
> Ah, all the difference a '-' makes. Try re-reading Ulrich's line when I
>
> have amended it thusly:
> > > If you re-sent the comments you were making, I would be grateful.
> :
> :)
I must admit that I'm not a native 'English speaker', so I also must admit
that I don't get the difference between 'resent' and 're-sent'
(If you would explain it to me, I would appreciate that)
