Hi all,
Have been fairly inactive for awhile, but now getting back in the swing of
things. So I decided to take a shot at this one, before I read anyone else's
responses...
To me, your example looks awkward, even incorrect. And, according to that
old stand-by, the Chicago Manual of Style, if the
Hi Raj,
I believe one should not use a comma in the construct you give. The rule around
the comma in this case is the Introductory Clause rule. It does not apply where
the dependant clause follows an independent clause.
My $.02
Chris
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I'd actually rewrite it to
If you get a warning message, select the statement cache size.
That way users don't do something without reading the text.
Sent from my Verizon Wireless BlackBerry
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From: raj nair raj_gree...@hotmail.com
Date: Sun, 28 Mar 2010 20:26:40
