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janet paterson wrote: > hi all > > At 07:03 1999/11/11 -0800, bob wrote: > >HELP my 'spell check' evidently keeps changing OFF LIST to 'offsets'. > >Hoopoe this goes through. I'll disable spell check... > > LOL! > i wonder what your spell checker makes of "Hoopoe" !? > That's what happens when I disable my spell check :-( > > [btw > i think there must be a way > to force your spell checker to stick with "OFF LIST" as typed > rather than letting > it force you to accept its 'suggested' alternate of "OFFSETS"] > > so, back to the drawing board, > > you wrote: > >This might be a good time to remind list members that you can > >send an off list mail to the 'From' address in the message header > >(In most cases). > > how does that technique work? > you are using Netscape and Windows 98 for E-mail, right? > > do we all know how to 'copy and paste' windows-style? > Yes I use Netscape and Windows 98. when I get mail the 'From' is in hyper-text, I can high-light it and copy and paste it to a new message or I can click on it, add it to my address book and then select it for the new message. ( If Microsoft has such a monopoly, how come there are so many ways to do things on a computer? ) "Confused in California" Bob Chapman > > janet > > janet paterson > 52 now / 41 dx / 37 onset > e-mail - [log in to unmask] > web-site - http://www.geocities.com/SoHo/Village/6263/