[bksvol-discuss] Re: baffling
- From: Ann Parsons <akp@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: bksvol-discuss@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sun, 25 Oct 2009 11:14:39 -0400
Hi all,
Original message:
I was just informed that at the top of pages in this book it is cursive
so what do i do there? amber, G.
Well, you've got to get rid of the headers on each page anyhow, but if
the cursive writing is in a quote or a note in the text, you'll have to
type it in, just like it is in the Harry Potter books, e.g. in Book III
where Harry is given the Marauder's Map.
BTW, your problem is baffling, not baffelling or baffulling. Sorry,
but poor Paul here doesn't know quite what to make of your subject
line. <smiling> Hey, I had to look up "marauder". English has so
many interesting words. I love them all. Problem is that English,
unlike other languages, is a polyglot language. It has: Celtic,
Norse, German, Greek, Latin, French, Spanish, Arabic, and many more
languages in it. That's how come we have such a devil of a time trying
to spell anything. Now, that, is truly baffling!
Ann P.
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