To my >> Jeffrey R. Lewis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 24 Feb 2000 >>> [..] >>> if you'd provide the exact module that you used. >> >> This sounds rather dim to me. Jeffrey R. Lewis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> responds > By `dim' do you mean `unclear'? I can understand that criticism! > But if by `dim', you mean `ill-informed' (which is how the average > reader of English would probably read that), then I can assure you > that it is not. > [..] I meant `unclear'. And I had said `sounds dim' in one of my responses to Marcin Kowalczyk, and maybe, in some other letters. In all these cases I meant `unclear'. This is all because my knowledge of English is not so detailed. I apologize. For the vocabulary shows that besides `lack of light', `dim' tends to denote other meanings than `unclear'. ------------------ Sergey Mechveliani [EMAIL PROTECTED]
