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fadedrose

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9. I did spend some time at the Chicago site

Thu Jan 26, 2012, 12:58 PM

Jan 2012

but did not find any cooperation from them on "all caps in book titles." You say "25 years" ago, but I learned my way 60 years ago. Didn't even see a teevee set till I was 12, when a bunch of people lined up on sidewalks to see the teevee playing in a store window..

Most in agreement with the caps are in publishing - interoffice stuff, etc., in internet correspondence, where it's almost standard.

The underscore at each end is cumbersome to me, but thanks for the suggestion.

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My post about CAPS [View all] fadedrose Jan 2012 OP

I've always felt uncomfortable putting book titles in quotes MaineDem Jan 2012 #1

Actually, it's riding a bike that does it.... fadedrose Jan 2012 #2

So it's the bike riding! MaineDem Jan 2012 #3

I thought of you when I saw the other thread. Goblinmonger Jan 2012 #4

Never heard of 'em fadedrose Jan 2012 #5

i looked up e. e. cummings fadedrose Jan 2012 #7

I think Caps only in subject line - forgot to mention fadedrose Jan 2012 #6

Conventions for font info in a non-fonted world getting old in mke Jan 2012 #8

I did spend some time at the Chicago site fadedrose Jan 2012 #9

Yeah getting old in mke Jan 2012 #10

You make me feel kinda dumb... fadedrose Jan 2012 #11

Certainly not my intent getting old in mke Jan 2012 #12

I was taught, back in the days SheilaT Jan 2012 #13

Blame misspellings on our quick minds fadedrose Jan 2012 #14