I don't know if he/she/it was the same person who decided that but I
bet he/she/it was actually a he/she/it and not a he/she/it.
Seriously, when doing presentations that are going to be in english but
presented in foreign speaking countries I always am asked to replace he
or she with he/she or him and her with him/her etc. in all of my
presentations.
It would be nice to have a neutral way of identifying the person with
out gender. This would be politically correct now a days. FBOW (for
better or worse)
Tom McG
On Jul 11, 2005, at 9:24 AM, Lynch, Jonathan wrote:
It is unfortunate that English lacks a gender-neutral personal pronoun.
Proper grammar would be to use the word "he" in a situation where you
do
not know a person's gender, but perhaps some rules are best broken:)
That particular rule of grammar was probably thunk up by the same
person
who decided that couples should be addressed as Mr. and Mrs. John
Smith:)
-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Jon
Sent: Monday, July 11, 2005 9:21 AM
To: How to use Revolution
Subject: Re: Transfering stack between WinXP and MacOS9
Sorry, jbv. I'll write "s/he" from now on.
:)
jbv wrote:
Yep, and I also tried to transfer the unzipped stack via Iomega Zip,
and I get the same error...
BTW Jon, what makes you think I'm a "he", and not a "she" ? ;-)
JB
If he is transferring a Zip, he could not have corrupted it during
the
file transfer: the unZip processor would have detected it...
:)
Jon
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Quoting jbv <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Hi list,
I'm facing a problem for the 1st time :
I have a stack built on MacOS9 which I transfered
safely to WinXP (zipped file via ftp).
Is the FTP set to binary transfer. If it is set to ASCII transfer
then it can be
corrupted. Mind you I cant explain the reverse transfer to win
working.
You could always upload it to revonline or to some webspace as a
.rev
file and
re-download it on the mac, just incase the corruption is via the
unzipping on
the mac.
All the best
Bob
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