Joseph Alkana wrote: > Yep, weâre on the same page. Now what in the heck is a âmasculine > ordinal indicatorâ and how is it useful in communication? Or tuning a > pianer? âºâºâº > > > > Weâd best get back to another topic that has a lesser ° of > difficulty. Donât you just ⥠it? This material is not ©, but if you > want to ® a complaint I will take ⪠of your concerns. Iâm just a > â trying to get along, so everyone have a â¼ day! > > Iâm off to Ω to some good â« now and have a piece of Ï. > > > > Joseph Alkana RPT (Retired) â» > > Way too much â on his hands Joseph, David Love, and others, Foot marks in plain text make just fine apostrophes, as inch marks work nicely as quotes. They're also more nearly decipherable in the text, and the message will happily come in around 10K shorter. Look at this in plain text mode and see how unreadable it is. Humor me for a minute and open one of your messages in your mail client. Go to View, and click Message Source. Now scroll down through what was actually sent until you get past the header to the message. Now scroll down through the message. It'll take a while. Now do the same for a 3-4K text message. You'll see a similar mess of header stuff, but when you get to the message, it's there, it's short, and it displays on screen like readable text. The thing is, I'd like to be able to read what you guys are saying. Thanks, Ron N
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