Hi Newton, You wrote: <snip> It makes > sense to mark left to right because that is the way some > people read (not me) and because that is the normal way to > string (me too). When you say string from left to right... I never really gave it much thought. Do some people string from tenor to treble? I always start at #88 and work my way down. Seems to fit my style. It's also easy for me to get the coils nice while I go, while I have all of the room on the left side to work. (I know, some people just slap it all in there and then make it neat. I like to make it neat as I go. Just suits me better.) Just wondered how others are doing it.? Brian Trout Quarryville, PA btrout@desupernet.net P.S. FWIW, I saw your post about somebody 'leaving' New Jersey... I'm fascinated with population density. I had figured out a few years back, that New Jersey was the most densely populated state, at something like 1029 people per square mile. And I think those numbers were from 1990. (Just numbers extrapolated from my old road atlas.) Dang, that's a lot of people! I think if I drew a circle around me that was one square mile, there might be about 25 people, maximum, or as little as 10, depending upon where I was in the circle.
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