Hello Silver,
Thursday, February 01, 2001, 1:33:07 AM, you wrote:
MDP>> Times changes. Things move on. People adapt - that's just part of
MDP>> being human.
SF> Well I don't. I've always double spaced after sentences. That's the
SF> way my pappy does it, the way my grand pappy did it, the way ...
SF> :)
Smiling face noted. ^_^ <-- Japanese style. I think anyone who suggests
that people have to change the way they've been taught to type
underestimate the speed at which a good typist can operate. The double
space after periods at the end of sentences is so automatic, and I type so
fast, altering that behavior would be quite a project. Besides, text is
infinitely more readable that way, too. ^_- <-- wink
To A. Curtis: Thanks for the tip on the auto-indent. I'm quite new to TB!,
but I instantly recognized what I saw, and made the decision to leave
Pegasus after almost a decade in pretty short order. And since Stefan
fixed the bug (as of 1.49e) in the Pegasus import wizard that caused some
people not to be able to import, I may be home free here. The final
clincher was David Harris' (Pegasus developer) decision to abandon any
plans to support double-byte character sets in the future. Not only that,
but recent versions of Pegasus contain something that cause Asian languages
not to decode properly even with a front-end processor. At least TB! even
now (without formal DBCS support) doesn't get in the way of an FEP,
however we still can't read subject lines until version 2, I guess.
--
Best regards,
Yuki mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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