It is very hard to proofread your own writing. You know
what you meant to say and that is what you see. If your
native language is something other than English, you must
read the words on the paper, but native English speakers
only see every half dozen words and the mind fills in the
blanks.

BTW, this is a problem for pilots get their ATC clearance,
you hear what you expect to hear.


--
James H. Macklin
ATP,CFI,A&P


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ups.com...
| Bob Noel wrote:
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| My supply of o's is dwindling.
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| You were merely trying to balance the extra o's wasted
when people type loose instead of lose.
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| :-)
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| --
| Bob Noel
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| Don't know how it is in the west, but the most frequent
typo I've seen
| among my countrymen is their use of 'few' when they mean
'a few',
| turning the effing meaning on its head
|
| Ramapriya
|