RE: Smarter person than me - shifted slightly

[Kim Roper <kim -dot- roper -at- pixelink -dot- com>]

Karen E. Black wrote:

> And I gotta put this in: "Revengineering" -- Kim, you kill 
> me, you really do!

Gosh, I hope not.  I wouldn't want to lose your insights into work, life,
and all things coffee.

It's probably a good thing for everyone concerned that Keith Cronin and I
are in different countries, though :>

Cheers ... Kim
kim.roper at pixelink.com
http://www.pixelink.com/

Nanotation:  Hiding the relevant restrictions on an offered item by marking
the item with a small asterisk, then noting the asterisked restrictions at
the bottom of the page, using the tiniest available font size.  Differs from
"fine print" in that "fine print" is generally voluminous yet ignored, while
a "nanotation" is deliberately designed to be overlooked or the asterisked
restrictions are outright "typo-ed" off the page. 

(That's me ... putting the "graphic" in "typographic" again ...)

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