> Perhaps if the account is used for confidential transactions by
> someone like a doctor, solicitor, prostitute or financial adviser,
Isn't this a bit redundant?? *grin*
//Christian M. Cepel - Bomby - Philippe Sebastian LeLutre
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Gd Gracious people, I already retracted the suggestion TWICE as an
idiotic suggestion. Must I start an orphan's fund as well by way of
penance?
On Thu, 7 Mar 2002 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > At 06:37 PM 3/6/02, Richard Robinson wrote:>On Wed, 6 Mar 2002, Jac
I've already recanted my heresay, but, I'm in a recanting mood so I'll
say, 'yeah. I hadn't considered the -inline- issue'.
I do wonder however how many people read the standard and tutorial, even
with it's multiple restatements of header and body order, and get to the
end thinking that they are
On Wed, 6 Mar 2002, John Chambers wrote:
> This is in line with current practice, and isn't really much of a
> programming problem. It makes recognizing the start of a tune a bit
> more involved. The code has to accept either X: or T: as starting an
> ABC tune, and default the index to 1 if
Perhaps my 'wonder' was a bit ill considered. I wasn't considering those
who want to include abc 'inline' in messages. I was kindof thinking of a
perfect world, where, if a non-ascii format were to exist, and a mime type
written for it, that all email clients and browsers/servers, ftp
clients/s
Good advice.. One comment below.
On Tue, 5 Mar 2002, Phil Taylor wrote:
> If all abc programs adopted the same strategy the problem would simply
> disappear (but how likely is that?).
I don't think it would completely disappear unfortunately due to those of
use who like to use external editors
Thank you. This makes it all very clear.
On Tue, 5 Mar 2002, James Allwright wrote:
> On Tue 05 Mar 2002 at 11:46AM -0600, Christian Cepel wrote:
> > I'm a bit confused, reading through the documentation available
> online.
> >
> > Our first task in development
My last question on how fascist a program should be extends to other steps
away from abc standard.
Would it be considered a good 'feature' of a program to 'clean up' as it
were, stuff that fails to comply with the standard, and should such a
'feature' be something someone could apply by choice,
I'm a bit confused, reading through the documentation available online.
Our first task in development is of course to parse an abc file. I'm
trying to figure out, per the 1.6 standard, WHAT EXACTLY the _approved_
linefeed/newline character, and encoding are for abc.
I have here, a quote from th
Greetings all. Software development project question here.
Anyone have the skinny on available fonts and licensing issues involved in
distributing those fonts? If there's a plethora, do you have a favorite,
and why is it your favorite.
I guess more importantly, since I assume most of the font
Ok. I've allowed some time since my initial mailing, and I think it's
safe to say, that the results are in, and they are pretty much as I
expected. 50-50, for/against. ... roughly. My thanks to all replys, even
to negative responses. I've quoted the 4 direct responses I received for
clarity, an
Greetings all,
I'm in a software engineering course this semester, and we've decided we'd
like to go at adding another product to realm of available 'abc' tools.
We're planning on developing using MS Visual C++ 6.0 Studio, and using MFC
to quickstart our GUI program development, but writing the
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