On 1/10/06, Max G. Kluth <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > P.S. I know it is extremely old-fashioned and definitely out in this day > and > age of illiteracy, but if we would all strive just a little bit to keep > our > typos in check and try a minimum of decent sentence construction, or even > think before we hammer on our keyboards, perhaps the whole caboodle would > become awfully civilized all by itself... > > P.P.S. Since I do not use any Micro$oft product, you might well find a > spelling error since I have no spell checker and have to do it all "by > hand", and, for me, in a foreign language. So sue me. >
Speaking of illiteracy, do you know the difference between an s and a dollar sign? If you want to make fun of people for not being as intelligent and cultured as you - you might want to stop acting like a 12 year old script kiddie and start calling companies by their real names - even companies you may despise. BTW, the "greatest programme (sic) in the world" - (OpenOffice.org?) - has a spell checker too, so you don't need Microsoft. Thunderbird, Koffice, and most other word processors and email clients do as well. -- - Chad Smith http://www.gimpshop.net/ Because everyone loves free software!
