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I thought John would like some target practice on one of his best loved provocateurs so I provide the following suggestions for his mostly superb help file.
ZTW help 2.8 log disk second paragraph states I offer an alternative but firstly I have a few questions/comments Do the "," and "." keys on a keyboard where they are not shared with the "<" and ">" keys still do the same thing? I think so yes? I notice, with amazement that "." is a shifted key on a French keyboard. I suppose I could reconfig my computer to try the French keyboard layout but some of you Francophiles may be willing to tell me The term US keyboard is used by windows to be mean the US (default) layout even though there are other US keyboard layouts which do not share these keys( eg Dvorak)
. ZTW help 2.8 log disk third paragraph includes
PLACED is grammatically incorrect in the above. Here are some alternatives. My changes are in BOLD CAPS.
BTW while checking with google for the correct spelling of that awefully french sounding word, "provocateur", the top hit was a link which maybe useful you all you singing lumberjacks out there Maybe the wise and noble Oh-So tilded one could get the more brief of his fur apparel added to this site. Cheers and lots of smiles Steve | ||
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Messages in this Thread
- [Docs] ZTW HELP section 2.8 (1,403) - Steve Rawling - Jul 12,2008 at 13:17 [Docs]
- [Docs] ZTW HELP section 2.8 (1,272) - Michael Kahn - Jul 12,2008 at 14:34
- [Docs] ZTW HELP section 2.8 (1,259) - Steve Rawling - Jul 12,2008 at 15:06
- [Docs] ZTW HELP section 2.8 (1,178) - John Gruener - Jul 13,2008 at 12:49
- [Docs] ZTW HELP section 2.8 (1,272) - Michael Kahn - Jul 12,2008 at 14:34