#Spelling
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Greg (or anybody):
I need help on spelling:
How do you spell the name for those funny patterns that appear when your
mapping is too tight? Mourier? Moirier?
Michele <trapped in Massachusetts without a manual>
PS. I'm also looking for Jonas Ruikus's Cserve ID. Anybody got it?
Michele:
1) Moire
2) Jonas Ruikas [73172,1351]
What did I win? ;^)
Greg Pyros
>> What did I win?
You forgot the little "accent acute" over the "e" in "Moire". I looked it up in
the dictionary after I asked the question.
So the first answer is null and void. <g> On the second one, we'll see how the
question to Jonas works out; if he gives me what I want, I may send you a
Spiegel catalog or something.
Speaking of winning, my sister won $3000 in the lottery today! And she's MY
roommate! Ha! Haha!
(Already practicing her voice and memorizing her credit card number for those
late-night mail-order calls to Sears — "Yes, that's the projection TV, the
Deluxe Toaster Ovennette complete with remote control, and the Pee Wee Herman
Commemorative Bedroom Set. Just have it all delivered, thank you.")
Michele
>>I looked it up in the dictionary after I asked the question.
[moire n., pl. -res a fabric, as of silk, with a watery or wavelike
appearance.]
You either had A LOT of time on your hands (to ask for a spelling from the
forum) or you were too dang LAZY to get up and look through the dictionary –
sheeesh girl.
As for Yonas, he's on vacation soooo – it's not likely that you're going to
hear from him right away.
BTW- Go down to EggHaid and pick up a copy of WordPerfect's Random House
Dictionary, good tool to have on your desktop. ($24.00)
J-moi
Michele,
Will your 3DS series be available at Barnes and Noble?
Mark Yankee
Mark,
Yes, my books will be available at Barnes & Noble by the end of the month,
maybe as soon as next week.
Michele
Michele,
<< Yes, my books will be available at Barnes & Noble by the end of the month,
maybe as soon as next week. >>
great!!!
will you revise it very soon for r4?
Thanks,
Mark Yankee
>>will you revise it very soon for r4?
Heh, heh… The books ARE for R3 and R4 too already.
Michele
>> How do you spell the name for those funny patterns
>> that appear when your mapping is too tight?
>> Mourier? Moirier?
In case this is not a late answer, my Merriam-Webster says:
moire n: a fabric (as silk) having a watered appearance