MS Word's "spell-check and replacement" facility is indeed a truly
wonderful piece of technology !!
When I was last in London, in 1992, I recall a delightful item printed in
the Guardian, about the dangers of wordprocessor spell-checks. Apparently a
senior UK government official had sought to type a document referring to
the (then) Foreign Secretary, Douglas Hurd. The spellchecker responded
"Hurd unknown. Try turd".
I doubt that the author did. :->))
'Avagoodday !!
Ron Huttner
Lecturer In Law
University Of Melbourne
Australia
>Thanks to Ron Huttner and Mary Whisner for their suggestions. FYI: This is a
>spell check replacement for Cal.App. Who would've guessed ;-))?
>
><<A patron has a cite to 200 Calliope 3d 838. Does anyone know what this
>is?>>
>
>Anne Bernardo
>Director
>Tulare County Law Library
>Visalia, CA
>tcll@aol.com</PRE></HTML>
Ron Huttner
Lecturer In Computerised Legal Research
Faculty Of Law
University Of Melbourne
Australia
r.huttner@law.unimelb.edu.au (Uni)
rshutt@ozemail.com.au (Res)
"Internet Sites For Lawyers" - http://www.viclf.asn.au/research.html
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