On Sat, Nov 24, 2012 at 09:58:03AM -0600, Derek Martin wrote:
> Stop right there... reread what he said. We're not talking about
> variable width *fonts* -- we're talking about variable width
> *formats*, like flowed formatting.
Yes, I read that in a previous post. That will happen sometimes.
One of the mets during my first cancer was to the brain, and one
of those three tumors was in my occipital lobe, which processes
visual information. Sometimes, it literally replaces words that
I read with something else. Anooying, but it does it, and I can't
stop it. Another tumor, one of the two in front, impacts my typing
(I sometimes get the current word and the next word mixed...in other
words, I sometimes start typing the second word while still on the
one before it; I usually catch these, but not always). This was
one of those cases where I didn't catch the error in what I read
vs what I SAW.. Like I said, annoying, but it's just something I
have to live with, and something that at least my friends here
(by here, I mean local) understand and accept.
Later,
--jim
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