tlhIngan-Hol Archive: Mon Sep 29 00:00:55 1997
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Re: KLBC
- From: "Brenda weemes" <[email protected]>
- Subject: Re: KLBC
- Date: Mon, 29 Sep 1997 00:00:43 PDT
I'm using whatever that my keyboard's set up for...and I'm on hotmail
as my email...
It could be my spacin' too...
j I yaj .. Da Hjaj Sept.29th Any better ?
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>At 11:18 97-09-28 -0700, Msala wrote:
>}nuqneH !qaleghneS ..
>
>}I'm Baaaack -- Msala
>
>Brenda, I get the idea you can't see what you are typing very clearly.
What
>font and point size do you use in the program which you use to compose
mail?
>When I get your mail, your writing contains spaces where there
shouldn't be,
>and missing spaces where there should be spaces. I suspect that you are
>using a small proportional font and that you can't see where the spaces
are
>in your own text. Worse yet, you can't see where the spaces are in
everyone
>else's text, making Klingon very hard for you to read. For the same
reason
>that your grade one readers had big print, I also recommend you use a
large
>point size.
>
>Don't even try to read this:
>notmu'chavchughghItlhwI'ghItlhlaDlaH'Iv?loQveQvamvIlaDlaHjIH'achvIqonlI'mo'vIyaj
>
>I recommend a font that is non-proportional (has equal widths for all
>letters) and with serifs (the marks that distinguish between the
capital I
>(eye) and the lower case l (ell)). I use Courier. Times Roman is
another
>widely available serif font, but I think some verstions are
proportional,
>which makes it hard to see spaces between {'} letters. If you don't
have
>any fancy fonts, the plain System font is perfectly adequate. If you
use a
>sans serif font, the following line looks like chicken scratch:
>
>tlhIllIj lI' lIlI'lI' jIllI'
>(Your neighbour is transmitting you all your useful minerals.)
>
>If you have trouble changing fonts, follow up explaining what sort of
>computer system you use and what mail program, and someone here may be
able
>to give instructions.
>
>}y I'el . rI . rI'Se .SIQ . (just practicin') QumpIn !.
>
>yI'el - enter, come in
>rI' - hail
>rI'Se' - hailing frequency
>SIQ - endure, bear
>
>You *must* include all the {'} letters. You can' omi hem anymore han
you
>can no use he leer "t" in English. I's very hard o read. Ge i? :)
>
>yIqeqtaH - Keep practising.
>
>Qov [email protected]
>Beginners' Grammarian
>
>
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