...'wildcard', using (:), but that this usually hindered optimisation - and in the specific example in his article, prevented the user from getting the result wanted. Adding a new construct for such a specific operation - retrieving the whole array - when there are already two mechanisms for doing this - , on the grounds that this would 'clarify' the array retrieval, seems an uncessary burden.

... as "people" and "dialect". no, mong means strictly the hmong speaking the leng dialect. you can find plenty of dr paoze thao's definition littered on the internet. to say, mong leng, is redundant and uncessary. Here is where you missed out on the Mong Leng. One Dr. Paoze does not speak to all Mong Leng. You should do a little more research, live with the Mong Leng, and walk in their ...

...credit hmong people speaking the der dialect that they coerce the hmong people speaking the leng dialect. that's why you 'run into trouble.' Note: Mong Leng is interchangeable as "people" and "dialect". no, mong means strictly the hmong speaking the leng dialect. you can find plenty of dr paoze thao's definition littered on the internet. to say, mong leng, is redundant and uncessary.

... Does Microsoft's f#'s literature uses jargons? That would be interesting to see, if Microsoft, in its functional lang f#'s documentation (or naming of things in the lang), takes care to not only avoiding uncessary use of jargons, but whether they also take steps to replace computer-science jargons by more practicality oriented terms. Xah xah@xahlee.org ∑ http://xahlee.org/

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John C. Harris <fake@yahoo.com> wrote: Outstanding. Thanks. I am using AVG. Do I uncheck JUST the Certify or the whole email scanner for outgoing and incoming (causes email scanner to "go red") There is absolutely no reason in the world to scan outgoing message and scanning incoming messages is really uncessary as well. -- Brian Tillman