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Greetings, Bonnie, It's one of those strange mental processes: "You know, now that you _mention_ it, all caps DOES feel like somebody is shouting at me." Of course the writer rarely has that intention, I'd guess. More curious still: why caps are more difficult to read. By the way, I sign my name in all lower case. Much easier, but once a bureaucrat "corrected" me on that one! :-) Bonnie, do you have a special mail utility that gives you larger fonts on the monitor? Some people - wven with perfect eyesight - might be able to make good use of that if they cannot sit up close to a desk whenever they want to check mail etc. My dream is to get my mother a web browser running on a bedside computer. . . . by the way. Stay well. David ---------------- On Mon, 14 Oct 1996, Bonnie Rowley wrote: > I am leagally blind, requiring larger print, however I also find all caps > more stressful. Just thought I'd say my 2 cents worth. > > Bonnie > [log in to unmask] >