Paul, No, sorry, I have no idea what causes this phenomenon. Apparently your font is showing up teensy for others as well. I mean, it's not THAT big a deal - on my computer (a Mac) all I have to do is hold the command key down and then hit the + key several times, and it zooms everything on the screen larger I have to credit my wife for showing me that trick). Undoubtedly Windows machines must have a similar function - which after all, only takes about what, two seconds? I just thought it might be helpful for you to be aware of the phenomenon. I see it from other people's postings, as well. Is there a digital guru on the list to enlighten us??? Allen On 21 Feb 2007, at 22:51, PAULREVENKOJONES wrote: > Allen: > > I don't really know what could be causing the font size issue on > your computer. I'm writing in 10pt and everything else on my setup > is "normal" whatever that means. If there's something identifiable > that I can do on this end, please let me know. And thanks for the > kind words. > > Paul > > "If you want to know the truth, stop having opinions." (Chinese > fortune cookie) > > > > In a message dated 02/21/07 13:56:23 Central Standard Time, > akwright at btopenworld.com writes: > Paul, > > Funny - I took your signature phrase to imply an approach the exact > opposite of any sort of arrogance. I think you're wise to put it in > lower case, though, and the fact that it came from a fortune cookie > is quite remarkable (usually those sayings are so banal and self- > evident or meaningless) and worth adding. > > Only one thing I would hope for is that you could figure out how to > make your posts come onto my screen in larger font size - it's > really tiny and I have to hit my + key to enlarge it...I'm never > sure what causes that, and if it's just my machine or everyone's > that reads it that way. Or maybe it's Mac/Windows thing, or > browser issues? > > Regards, > > Allen Wright > > > On 21 Feb 2007, at 09:04, PAULREVENKOJONES wrote: > >> Ric (and others): >> >> Thanks for your kind words. In truth (not an opinion), I have >> taken this saying as one of those found objects that we all come >> across at times and consider it to be oddly profound, so decided >> to create the "signature" in order to remind myself as I was >> writing on this list that I am dealing with some very smart and >> tough-minded people; that (my) opinion can indeed blinker me to >> the truth and that I had better watch my step: I don't have to >> have an opinion about everything. Or anything for that matter. It >> is is, actually, a difficult little saying to get one's brain >> around, so it can be disturbing if one doesn't wish to investigate >> self-reflexive conundrums (conundra?). Looking at it closely, I >> don't think there is any "attitude" expressed. It makes my mind >> wobble (more than it usually does) and I like that. I've revised >> the for! mat so that it perhaps won't be as obtrusive. >> >> Paul >> >> "If you want to know the truth, stop having opinions" (Chinese >> fortune cookie) >> >> >> In a message dated 02/21/07 01:32:46 Central Standard Time, >> ricbrek at broadpark.no writes: >> I've read several objections to Pauls little logo thingy... and >> personally I disagree entirely. The actual meaning the words have >> are >> something I agree with to begin with, and something just about >> everyone >> on the face of the planet would benefit from remembering from time >> to time. >> >> Lots of folks on this li! st attach something or another as part >> of their >> signature. Dean signs his post with "blessings"... which I suppose >> would bother some non religious types. Conrad has his little daily >> dailys.... and others. >> >> Perhaps the capital letters here bother some since its the same >> all the >> time. In anycase! .... big deal. As with all other such >> signatures... I >> see them a few times, understand the fellow/gal has something >> (usually >> good in meaning) on their mind and let it be. Jumping to the >> conclusion >> that the person has an attitude problem seems to me in anycase..... >> presumptuous at b! est. I see nothing in Pauls posts about >> various issues >> discussed that would support that conclusion. Quite the oppo! >> site... he >> strikes me as openminded, curious, and quite polite. >> >> Cheers >> RicB >> >> >> >> I love a superior attitude......................as long as it's a >> &n! bsp;humble >> one. >> Dale >> >> IFYOU WANT TO KNOW THE TRUTH, STOP HAVING OPINIONS! >> >> >> Please drop the attitude. >> -- >> >> ! >> Regards, >> >> Jon Page >> >> >> > > Allen Wright > 6 Clay Court, 219 Long Lane > London SE1 4PB > United Kingdom > 020 7378 8265 > 0780-688-1325 (mobile) > > > > > = > > Allen Wright 6 Clay Court, 219 Long Lane London SE1 4PB United Kingdom 020 7378 8265 0780-688-1325 (mobile) -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: https://www.moypiano.com/ptg/pianotech.php/attachments/20070221/fb1ab107/attachment-0001.html
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