Re: Word 98 and more!
From Ojoshiro <ojo...@_NOSPAM_mindless.com>
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· 11 May 1998 00:00 · View full thread
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Pete Casso wrote: > > I just installed Word 98 on my Mac and it's great! Just produced my > first cartoon with it that I just posted, and wow, the best word > processor/text editor the world has ever seen! Hmmm, a bit on the HUGE side for a fantasic text-editor, no? Compare CEd for the Amiga... Besides, it's slow. > While I am at it, and commenting on > > the replacement of > with > > the replacement of < with < > etc > > should we not > > replace " with " > > as well? Actually those are < and > and the quote is $quot; I know the semicolon can be left out for SOME browsers, but the standard is with them. Thank goodness you don't use the &#xx; notation.... I hate it! Can't decipher what char it was. Ojoshiro! -- _ _ ------------\ ,---. /------------ ---------. `-./ "\.-' .--------- --------\ . /-------- ------`-.| .-'------ ---/ `/"\ \--- `//_-_\\' .----------(.'---',)----------. | mailto:ojo...@mindless.com | | http://ojoshiro.neroc.nl | | --oO(_)Oo-- | | Ojoshiro fuit hic | "-----------------------------"
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