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When replying to a message, can we puh-leeeze resist the desire to
rewrite someone's subject line? It's a lot easier for us to follow
message threads when people don't arbitrarily change subject lines.
A recent example is the morphing of "Help with a strong word" into
"That strong word." Why?
thank you for listening.
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978-975-4343 North Andover, MA 01845
978-975-5353 (fax) USA http://www.uie.com
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Heads up, Texas! Our Product Usability: Survival Techniques
and Techniquesfor Complex Applications will be in Houston
Sept. 27 and 28, followed by Jared Spool's Brain Sparks
on Sept 29. Details at http://www.uie.com
