Oh, don't worry, the patent term is up, just in case you were considering using this method to connect your CD transport to the DAC.
abzug said:
Wrong thread, plus a few spelling checkers and "grammar-101" books would also be helpful for this person.
Jan Didden
janneman said:
Jan: Go easy on Jamie. His spelling is intelligible and it's obvious that he's tried to format his post to make it easier to read.
That's something that I can really appreciate.
Jamie: I use a free program called 'ie spell' that, once installed, can easily and quickly check anything that you type into anything on internet explorer.
http://www.iespell.com/download.php
All the best,
Martin.
Pfft, Firefox also has a spell checker.Sonusthree said:
It also has less security holes and is more user friendly.
And it also has the best mascot:
An externally hosted image should be here but it was not working when we last tested it.
Sonusthree said:
Why would he then be too lazy to use caps but expect us to do the extra effort to figure out where his sentences start and stop?
That's something I can't really appreciate.
To be honest, I think he can spell quite well. I think he just doesn't take the trouble, and it's no longer his problem when he hits submit isn't it?
Jan Didden
sorry you are right wrong post
i did mean to post it in the diy hi fi meet thread not to sure how that happened
yes my spelling is bad give me a pen im useless but give me a soldering iorn a lathe or a milling machine and its a different story
thanks for pointing that out tho
i did mean to post it in the diy hi fi meet thread not to sure how that happened
yes my spelling is bad give me a pen im useless but give me a soldering iorn a lathe or a milling machine and its a different story
thanks for pointing that out tho
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