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Personally I was glad to see the question asked and answered in thisvenue.
I view Phys-L as the electronic distance version of going into the officeI
next door and asking questions of colleagues and having discussions with
them; often over coffee or other favorite drugs of choice. Consequently,
tend to view anything I'd bother my next door colleague with as beingthere
legitimate game here. Naturally, this tends to be mostly physics and
physics education topics; but sometimes other topics that help my physics
education effort, like how do I get #$(#*&&#@#$ MS-Word to do something.
From the Loyal Opposition
Joel Rauber
-----Original Message-----
From: Rick Tarara [mailto:rtarara@SAINTMARYS.EDU]
Sent: Thursday, August 30, 2001 9:12 AM
To: PHYS-L@lists.nau.edu
Subject: Re: MS Word Sticky Space
Let me suggest that the appropriate place to ask and get information about
programs and operating systems are the multitude of newsgroups set up for
just this purpose. Microsoft has hundreds of narrowly focused groups at
msnews.microsoft.com. I'm sure there is an equivalent for Apple, and
are a number of WordPerfect newsgroups as well. A search in Google (or
equivalent) should find the addresses.
Rick
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