address labels

[maria]

how can i make thm do i need software

 

[Ringwood]

how can i make thm do i need software

Depends on what you have already!

 

[John Ski]

Subject: address labels

From: "maria" (e-mail address removed)
Date: 2/4/2004 2:05 AM Eastern Standard Time
Message-id: <[email protected]>

how can i make thm do i need software

First, learn to type, spell, and use proper punctuation.
Second, download and install Avery Design Pro from their website. It's free,
standalone, and the best label software I've seen.

HTH,
John

"Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic"
***Arthur C. Clarke***

 

[Steve]

First, learn to type, spell, and use proper punctuation.
Second, download and install Avery Design Pro from their website. It's free,
standalone, and the best label software I've seen.

Geezus aren't you nice! Did you ever consider that perhaps English isn't
the native language here? In fact the OP is posting offshore. So some
condideration is in order.

 

[John Ski]

Subject: Re: address labels

From: Steve (e-mail address removed)
Date: 2/4/2004 7:36 AM Eastern Standard Time
Message-id: <[email protected]>




Geezus aren't you nice! Did you ever consider that perhaps English isn't
the native language here? In fact the OP is posting offshore. So some
condideration is in order.

I don't think anything in my response was mean spirited in any way. Questions
need to be coherently written in order to be understood and responded to. I'm
pretty sure that Maria's English class would have included lessons on the use
of ?s and .s. My German professor explained in great detail the spelling,
punctuation and grammar of the German language. Irrespective of all that did
you have a problem with the solution I offered in response to her question? If
not, you got nothin', dog!

Later,
John
"Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic"
***Arthur C. Clarke***

 

[Steve]

I don't think anything in my response was mean spirited in any way. Questions
need to be coherently written in order to be understood and responded to. I'm
pretty sure that Maria's English class would have included lessons on the use
of ?s and .s. My German professor explained in great detail the spelling,
punctuation and grammar of the German language. Irrespective of all that did
you have a problem with the solution I offered in response to her question? If
not, you got nothin', dog!

I think you need to re-read what you said. of course it was mean
spirited. How would you like someone to talk to YOU like that?
If you don't mind that, then you're probably a little masochistic.

BTW I don't understand your use of English either. Best to keep local
idoms off the internet. I'm not American, and have no idea what "nothin'
dog" means. It seems to indicate you're rather immature.

 

[John Ski]

Subject: Re: address labels

From: Steve (e-mail address removed)
Date: 2/4/2004 9:14 AM Eastern Standard Time
Message-id: <[email protected]>



I think you need to re-read what you said. of course it was mean
spirited. How would you like someone to talk to YOU like that?
If you don't mind that, then you're probably a little masochistic.

BTW I don't understand your use of English either. Best to keep local
idoms off the internet. I'm not American, and have no idea what "nothin'
dog" means. It seems to indicate you're rather immature.

You really are a piece of work! Let me translate the idiom for you...if you
don't have any legitimate criticism of my answer to the lady, then you have no
right to say anything to me, friend. Friend, of course, is used
sarcastically,since you've made it obvious that you have no wish to have
friends. Oh, and BTW, we all regularly use our local idioms and those of us
with a modicum of intelligence enjoy the enriching experience of another
culture's way of speaking and look them up if they're puzzling.

Kisses,
John
"Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic"
***Arthur C. Clarke***

 

[John Ski]

Subject: Re: address labels

From: (e-mail address removed) (John Ski)
Date: 2/4/2004 10:37 AM Eastern Standard Time

You really are a piece of work! Let me translate the idiom for you...if you
don't have any legitimate criticism of my answer to the lady, then you have
no
right to say anything to me, friend. Friend, of course, is used
sarcastically,since you've made it obvious that you have no wish to have
friends. Oh, and BTW, we all regularly use our local idioms and those of us
with a modicum of intelligence enjoy the enriching experience of another
culture's way of speaking and look them up if they're puzzling.

Kisses,
John
"Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic"
***Arthur C. Clarke***

I've got one more thing to say then I'm done wasting bandwidth on this. If I
signed on to a, for instance, Spanish newsgroup and posted a request using
really bad Spanish without punctuation or capital letters, I WOULD expect that
someone would point out that I needed to use proper Spanish if I expected a
response since this was a newsgroup where the standard language was, in fact,
Spanish. The standard language in this NG is reasonably coherent English with
allowances for local usage.
OK, I'm done. I've got to go and meet a 41yr. old woman who suffered a brain
stem stroke and is paralyzed bilaterally to show her how she can use an
Assistive Communication Device to "talk" again. So when your life looks bleak,
count your blessings and get on with it.

Cheers,
John