Originally posted by TripletDaddy
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one space or two?
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I assume we are talking about somethign written we care about gettign right, not posts on this here site or Triplet's FIL's family musings?Originally posted by Babs View Postyeah, but that guide cited all the heavy hitters.
wait a minute! what are you doing lecturing on tpyogr aph yanyway? lol.PLesa excuse the tpyos.
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I think she is referring to IndyCoug. He seems to have some sort of basic legal training.Originally posted by nikuman View PostDDD, are you going to take this affront to your education and intellect?
I am in harmony with Babes. Two spaces is for the birds.Fitter. Happier. More Productive.
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In this argument I gotta go with monkey man. I might start using 3 spaces.Get confident, stupid
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I know. But this serves as an interesting counterpoint to the attorney(s) who were insisting to me that well sure maybe the whole rest of the world has switched to monospacing, but by golly in the legal world it's still two!! really it is!!Originally posted by TripletDaddy View PostHang on for just one (1) sec! I am in agreement with you!
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Ifyouonlywanttoseeonespaceaftertheendofasentence,I willtrytohonorthat. Buttomaintainsymmetry,therewillbenospaceselsewhere . Fairenough?Last edited by il Padrino Ute; 01-29-2010, 02:48 PM."Socialism is a philosophy of failure, the creed of ignorance and the gospel of envy; its inherent virtue is the equal sharing of misery." - Winston Churchill
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I am unaware of any legqal prescription in applicable rules that specify number of spaces follwing a period. They specify a bunch of other things (margins, font size, etc.) but not that. Not to say it isnt true somewhere, but I am unaaware of it. Instead, think of it this way: Lawyers as a group read a lot of stuff everyday. All day. Except for some youngsters who are wrong, most prefer two spaces. I think there is a practical reason for it, as I explained earlier.Originally posted by Babs View PostI know. But this serves as an interesting counterpoint to the attorney(s) who were insisting to me that well sure maybe the whole rest of the world has switched to monospacing, but by golly in the legal world it's still two!! really it is!!PLesa excuse the tpyos.
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Ohh, okay. That makes more sense. Here I thought it was just because they were old and stodgy and phobically resistant to change.Originally posted by creekster View PostI am unaware of any legqal prescription in applicable rules that specify number of spaces follwing a period. They specify a bunch of other things (margins, font size, etc.) but not that. Not to say it isnt true somewhere, but I am unaaware of it. Instead, think of it this way: Lawyers as a group read a lot of stuff everyday. All day. Except for some youngsters who are wrong, most prefer two spaces. I think there is a practical reason for it, as I explained earlier.
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well what practical reason is hter for not having two spaces? page length? ha. Try a long document wiht and without and see if it makes a difference, none or almost none. time? yes, that extra tap on the space bar really takes it out of your day. Keyboard wear and tear? Not bloody likely. So why do it? what advanatage is ther to one spacing?Originally posted by Babs View PostOhh, okay. That makes more sense. Here I thought it was just because they were old and stodgy and phobically resistant to change.PLesa excuse the tpyos.
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