Bill,
On a point of ASCII technic, I'll evidence what I have seen, and done, with
regard to underling in plain-text. Let's see:
For example, to underline the Latin, "Cogito, ergo sum", we can write _Cogito,
ergo sum_.
Or I could say, I _wish_ I had studied Latin in school, because it would have
been useful to me: and I might have become a _Lawyer_ if I had!
I'm glad I learned the Greek alphabet, because in Astronomy, we use Greek
letters as designations for some of the stars in the classical constellations:
for example, _Alpha_ Centauri, _Omicron_ Ceti., _et cetera_.
Just a _note_!
;-]
--Joe
> "Bill!" <BillSmart@...> wrote:
>
> (My ALL CAPS by the way is like an underline which I can't do in Plain Text.)
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