Hi Bryan, On April 4, 2003 08:44 pm, Bryan Feir wrote:
> Most of the time when I make comments about 'it works for me', it's > not looking down at the person, it's more a comment on 'Well, it _can_ > be done, but I have no idea what you're doing wrong so I can't help you > other than to give you encouragement that it isn't impossible.' That makes sense Bryan and I appreciate your clarification on an alternate meaning to that statement. One I will have to keep in mind. Perhaps I have been taking such statements to mean something other than what the statements were intended to mean. I'll have to watch that. It's just that so often the only thing that is said is "Well...it works for me" and said in a way that makes it seem more like "Well...it works for me so I don't see what the problem is. Perhaps you need to RTFM more!" Thanks for pointing out that the phrase "It works for me" does not always convey the intended meaning very clearly. I undoubtedly have taken it to mean the worst more than once. Carlos www.internetsuccess.ca -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list
