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To: JohnG who wrote (10008)	3/22/2001 4:02:39 PM
From: Eric L	Respond to of 34857

John old buddy, << Revision 3 of Summary of Articles on CDMA >> You have been spamming all the wireless threads with this masterpiece for weeks now. This is the 3rd thread I've had to rapid scroll through it on, in the last hour. You obviously have worked hard on it. If you would spell check it, and format it, and promise that it is the FINAL revision, I'll read it. Please. I surrender. Desist with that fixed font stuff like on the Ericsson thread. Reserve that for when their is a need to fix the font and then use the appropriate hypertext on the appropriate section. Might I be so bold as to suggest a good text editor with a reformat function and a spell checker: textpad.com Great shareware - $27 well spent US dollars to register, and the evaluation copy can be downloaded for nada. << lengthy summary >> Sure is lengthy ... or wide if you ready it summary on ERICY ... or very repetitive if you bookmark a lot of wireless threads. A lot less lengthy if you reformat the text with TextPad. Select text, press Ctrl+Shift+J, F7, Ctrl+C, Ctrl+V, and your done. All this while practicing safe mobile telephony. Most of the above takes seconds ... the F7 will take some time due to all the misspellings and repeated words. I'm assuming that you are practicing for a job with Investor Relations with QUALCOMM ... or maybe a marketing job with Perry, so a little cleanup wouldn't hurt. Make sure you keep your helmet on and watch out for the radiation so as to protect that DNA. - Eric -