My Apple devices automatically put in a period when I hit the space bar twice.
YesWould this paragraph have been improved with extraneous spaces?
They changed it from two? F*** them.
I'll add anotherMy Apple devices automatically put in a period when I hit the space bar twice.
My Apple devices automatically put in a period when I hit the space bar twice.
Pretty sure it's just: the avionics
Two spaces on a typewriter, one on computers with scalable fonts. Readability trumps rules
My Apple devices automatically put in a period when I hit the space bar twice.
50 years? Why stop there..My respect for this group has fallen off a cliff with this thread. Except for you, dbostedo. Reactionary thinking.
Go back fifty years. Consider a well printed page at the time. It looked just like this. One space. Only the crudeness of the typewriter forced us into the two-space thing - a blip.
I live with a professional designer. She spends all day making things easy on the eye for readability and understanding, as well as commercial appeal. She more or less lives and breathes typefaces and kerning and yadda yadda. She's just rolls her eyes when this comes up.
To be honest, I am surprised that 2 spaces is winning in the poll.
Miss Clark's ghost is on her way to lay a metre stick beat down on you. Don't yelp the beatings just last longer that way...
To be honest, I am surprised that 2 spaces is winning in the poll.
I am trying to break the habit of using 2 spaces because I know it was a typewriter thing and I haven't used an actual typewriter in a decade.
But it was drilled into me so diligently and I typed a lot so its a hard habit to break.
Fortunately we have Sbrown to fix it when I fall back on old habits.
My "smart" device dropped the mic, I had nothing to do with it .More importantly, are you allowed to drop mike emoticon your own statement, or only to give the highest respect to what other posters have to say?!
Who you calling a curmudgeon? Where's that "Stay off my lawn" emoji?Yeah, agree. You seem to have attracted all of our resident curmudgeons with this thread.