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William Brower wrote:
>
> >From Websters :
> Fount - a spring or fountain
> Font - in printing, a comlete assortment of printing types
>
> You should have resisted, but I'll give you the "buy".
>
> >
> >I can't resist ...
> >
> >"fount" should be "font"
> >"buy" should be "by".
> >
> >In this battle of wits with the Savant, make sure you're armed, Bill. Use your
> >spell checker!
> >
> >Regards,
> >Bill Vedder
>
> Best Regards,
> William Brower
> Publisher of TS Express
> The Journal for Informed Users of TradeStation
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Ahhh... yes. You are correct sir! But you gave only half the story. Look
at the primary definition for "font". Just above the one you quoted.
(1)font - "fountain, source <a "font" of information>"
Webster's New Collegiate
(and who said this list was useless!)
Regards,
Bill Vedder
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