10-16-14 09:40 Holger Granholm wrote to Ed Vance about Re: Windows 10   
      
    HG> @MSGID: <5440F201.13494.windowsa@capcity2.synchro.net>   
    HG> In a message dated 10-15-14, Ed Vance said to Holger Granholm:   
      
    HG> GM Ed,   
   GE Holger,   
    EV> I never have see an underscore, but I haven't read a Ham Magazine   
    EV> for years, maybe that is the "Modern Way"?   
      
    HG> That's the way we were taught at the morse studies at the ham   
    HG> club as well as in the army. We were also taught to underline   
    HG> numerals to make sure it couldn't be interpreted as a letter.   
      
   I got interested in getting my Novice Amateur Radio License in 1956.   
   During that period I always saw the BAR over the AR characters in the   
   A.R.R.L. study books I used.   
      
   I'm not trying to be too much trouble to You but I looked in my copy   
   of the 1976 ARRL The Radio Amateur's Handbook and the BAR was above   
   the AR , AS , KN and SK in the "Operating a station" section near the   
   end of the book.   
      
   I looked at the ORR HB but didn't notice any mention of operating   
   practices in it.   
      
    EV> us Hams use, even if I haven't sent one for many years.   
      
    EV> It is like swimming, if I was in the water I still could swim.   
      
    HG> Yeah, or biking. If you have ever learned to ride a bicycle it   
    HG> will stay with you for your entire life as long as your balance   
    HG> mind works for you   
      
   I have to fess up, I tried riding my bike earlier this year and I   
   never could get the foot that was on the ground, up on the pedal and   
   see if I could balance myself.   
      
   I believe that proves that I'm Off Balanced, don't You think?   
      
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