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Old September 22nd 05, 07:38 PM
Peter Duniho
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"Montblack" wrote in message
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I liked two spaces at the end of each sentence - there was a certain
rhythm
to it when typing. Oh well, time marches on.


IMHO, it's a font thing.

I use two spaces when typing a plain text or fixed-width font document. I
use one space for text that's formatted with a proportional-width font. (If
someone winds up displaying my two-space, plain text typing in a
proportional-width font, that's their problem ).

Of course, like you I do sometimes accidently hit two spaces when I meant to
hit one. There is, as you say, a rhythm your fingers seem to remember. On
the bright side, I never have run into any program misinterpreting two
spaces as a line break.

Pete


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Old September 23rd 05, 07:01 PM
Ron Natalie
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Peter Duniho wrote:

I use two spaces when typing a plain text or fixed-width font document. I
use one space for text that's formatted with a proportional-width font. (If
someone winds up displaying my two-space, plain text typing in a
proportional-width font, that's their problem ).

That's because things that can deal with proportional fonts know how
much whitespace to insert. You don't ever want to add your own
whitespace (either horizontal or vertical).
 




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