>And why is faster better, anyway? I prefer to read slowly and carefully.
Things worth reading, that is.
Dear Gregg, I write myself and I am 'desperate' to have some way of
catching my thoughts (in language) as fast as I think - rather than being
'held bak' by this tedious keyboard! and handwriting is no better. What I
propose may not (necessarily) be faster to READ but (hopefully) to WRITE!
>
>-gregg, writing in a kind of Sunday evening, let's cut loose kind of a mood,
imagining Unicode 100 years ago: a bunch of European statesmen with huge
cigars
and cognac in a smoky back room, arguing over a map of the world...
>
Hope you're feeling better :-)
JoAnne Marie, jmarie@filnet.fr
CV, Phonetics and Poetry on:
http://www.filnet.fr/perso/jmarie
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