Charles,
Sorry, but engineers and good, clear, concise writing do not typically
run together.
Way back in engineering school, I had a 'Western Civilization" class
professor who was bold enough to tell his sophomore class of EE students
that *his* class was the most important in the curriculum. That
statement generated a lot of snickers and side comments. Then over my
years of real world engineering experience, I found that writing and a
knowledge of history were indeed the major required assets of any good
engineer - one must be able to communicate effectively with
non-engineering types.
Unfortunately, that fact is usually learned "too little, too late" and
only in the 'school of hard knocks'.
73,
Don W3FPR
Charles Harpole wrote:
... Until the engineers among us learn to use
the English language, the subject lines now in use are mostly useless.
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