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I recommend searching the archives. The group has
frequently discussed this issue in the past, so you'll
find lots of information that is sure to keep you
stalled and indecisive!
Steven Brown
Technical Writer
--- Jayaseelan Pannirselvam
<jayaseelan -dot- pannirselvam -at- ite -dot- com -dot- au> wrote:
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> I've been conflicted for some time now about using
> the word "display" in
> its intransitive sense.
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