For me, it's usually the other way around: I try to scratch out something
really small (I like to use really small fonts, like Condensed Gothic) and
end up getting an m or two placed wherever the caret happened to be.
The trick is that a "scratch-out" has to have sharp corners at the top and
bottom, and always proceed left to right. A lower-case m should have
rounded corners, and an upper-case M should not have the middle part extend
below half the length of the sides.
I think.
-Victor
Original Message:
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From: good-dog_at_northshore.net
Date: Wed, 8 Jan 2003 05:42:47 -0600
Subject: [NTLK] Brought to you by the letter "M"
Does anyone else have trouble when you're in the field where you can
correct the letters one by one, and you try to replace some letter with
an "M", and all it does is >POOF!< on you because the newt's reading it
like a "scratch out"?
Anyone found a way around this? Eventually I can get it to recognize
an "M", but it takes a while.
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