I agree with David that there should be a little more care in writing
e-mails -  on list communication and inter-office mail . Yes, it is an
informal communication, however, I think people judge the writer and his
advice by the way it is presented.  If you take the time to answer or
present a comment, take the time to run the mail through "spell check" or
at least read it over again to make sure that you have presented your
idea well.

Darn, I'm getting to sound like my Father.  Happy Father's Day too.

C.F.William Maurer, Director - Gomez Mill House
Tel  (845) 236-3126
Fax (845) 236-3365
"Could this old house but speak, it might justly echo for the present
generation of Americans the Colonial maxim declaring freedom of
conscience to every man, whether Jew, or Turk, or Papist, or whomsoever
steers no otherwise than his conscience dares."
The Craftsman, October 1909

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