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[Guest guest]

But you should consider, that it could be very helpfully to learn

naga_ganesan's emails by heart for becoming better in memorization.

 

I would be glad, too, if naga_ganesan could restrict himself a bit and

would not ask so many questions.

 

Best wishes

KK

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Katharina Kupfer kupferka

Sprachwissenschaftliches Seminar

Albert-Ludwigs-Universitaet Freiburg

Werthmannpl. 3 Phone: +49/761/203-3167

D-79085 Freiburg Fax: +49/761/203-3203

http://www.uni-freiburg.de/indogerm/kupfer.htm

http://titus.fkidg1.uni-frankfurt.de/texte/tocharic/tht.htm

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[Guest guest]

Katharina Kupfer wrote (and Brian Sfauthor on similar lines):

 

> I would be glad, too, if naga_ganesan could restrict himself a bit and

> would not ask so many questions.

 

To the upper left of the number-pad on my keyboard, I have a block of six

keys: Insert Home Page-Up Delete End and Page-Down. If your key-board lacks

the Delete key, I suggest you see your computer dealer and ask for a refund.

If you do have it, why not use it ? That's what I always do for certain

privileged rs whose msgs I don't want to read. Or at an even more

sophistacated level, you can try Message Rules under Tools in Outlook

Express and similar. Personally, I find Naga Ganesan's postings interesting

and sometimes quite useful -- so much that my own personal archived

collection of former Indology msgs has a sizable number by him.

 

Best wishes,

Stephen Hodge