[gui-talk] again

[albert griffith]

I can think of no reason to put addresses on separate lines.  The only
division necessary is the appropriate punctuation mark between addresses. 

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[mailto:gui-talk-bounces+albertgriffith=sbcglobal.net at nfbnet.org] On Behalf
Of Joel Deutsch
Sent: Saturday, May 24, 2008 11:57 AM
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Subject: Re: [gui-talk] again

Now why on earth would you want to bother pressing Enter once the comma or
semicolon is in place and you're ready to type the next entry on that line? 
Is there some practical reason to type the name or address, then type a
comma or a semicolon, and then press Enter, too? Why is this all seeming so
complicated, when it's no hassle at all to do? I'm scratching my head.


Thanks.
addres,tye
----- Original Message -----
From: "Curtis Delzer" <curtis at calweb.com>
To: "NFBnet GUI Talk Mailing List" <gui-talk at nfbnet.org>
Sent: Saturday, May 24, 2008 8:16 AM
Subject: Re: [gui-talk] again


You can press "enter" after each address, even after you hear the
correct fill-in of the nickname or address and those semi colons get
put for you. In Eudora, it is either the comma or end-of-line
character which denotes addresses in a group of addresses.
I don't really know much about other email clients; the one in
pm-mail is lessthan / greaterthan, or end-of-line ascii 12 I suppose.

Curtis Delzer

At 09:56 AM 5/24/2008, you wrote:
>Not in Outlook Express options, Albert. I just looked to make sure. I know
>these options very well. And as I tried to convince the room earlier, a
>comma is as good as a semicolon. I just sent myself a couple of emails 
>using
>two of my accounts as addressees, the first time separated by a comma, the
>second time using a semicolon. They both appeared in the outbox showing a
>semicolon as the separator, as I said happens. It is not a problem. I
>remember that when I found out I could use a comma if I preferred, I
>converted from using a semicolon, for what reason I can't even remember. I
>think my little finger got tired of pressing the semicolon or something.
>
>Anyway,whatever.  I also tried out the idea of hitting Enter as a 
>separator,
>as someone mentioned you could do. That works, too, just fine. Although I
>don't care to reach out my little finger for the Enter key. No big deal, 
>but
>I just happen to feel most comfortable dipping my third finger down one row
>to press the comma. Just personal.
>
>Anyway, it shouldn't be a Talmudic or Supreme Court discussion. As the 
>folks
>say on other lists when they think you're beeing too argumentative or
>opinionated about something like this, hey dude theres a million ways to do
>something in Window/Jaws and nobodys way is better than some other guy so
>chill okay?
>
>These people have good peacemaking intentions, or so they mean for it to
>appear, but they usually aren't too good with punctuation or spelling for
>some reason. They've  got a short little span of attention. Sorry, stealing
>a Paul Simon line from "You Can Call Me Al."
>
>
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