> bet it's those eccentric apostrophes he's sending out. As rendered by my > Eudora, his open-quotes are lower case "i"s with the dot replaced by an > accent aigu (?) (you know, the "4 o'clock" accent). Closed quotes, the > dot is replaced by a "^". A comma is an upper case "O" with an umlaut. > The apostrophe is the lower case "i" with an accent grave for a dot. (I > can't find my high school French textbook. Can you tell?) > >Alan, are you writing your emails in MS Word, or something else which has >"smart quotes"? Or are we looking at 2-bit encryption. > >Mr. Bill > >"Baa, Ram Ewe....Baa, Ram Ewe, >To your breed, To your fleece, To your clan be true >Sheep be true.......Baa, Ram, Ewe" > ...........Conversation starter in uncertain social situations Could be. "Elm trees speak no known language" - A truth for which there is little demand. Ron N
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