Re: transmogrification (was: genre (was: Woody or tinny?))

> >> Generally I use a bastardised mix of Kirschenbaum and SAMPA,
> ignoring the
> >> use of /&/ for ash, I have a funny keyboard setting and /Ê/ is
> as easy to
> >> type as /a/. No idea about how easy it is to read, tho. I
> think Ê is in the
> >> basic ASCII charset, so it should be easily viewably by everyone.
> >>
> >> Dan
> >
> >If you mean f as in the first letter of my name, it's fine. If you mean,
> >ash, then I'm seeing it as f-foxtrot.
>
> ...and I as upper case e-grave!
>
> But 'twas a regular a-e ligature in Dan's original message; it's been
> transmogrified when Frank quotes Dan.
I got aesc in the original, aesc in Frank's reply, and E-grave here.
For the record, I'm using Outlook 2000. Does anyone know how to turn scripts
off?