Re: Hi folks, back after a while ......

[Guest guest]

well Tom it sure helps me, 10 point font makes my eyes sting. thanks

ZilNever give up, never surrender

[Guest guest]

I find all caps harder to read, but bold is easier...

----- Original Message -----

From: Tom

low dose naltrexone

Sent: Friday, July 09, 2004 5:21 PM

Subject: [low dose naltrexone] Hi folks, back after a while ......

THANKS TO ALL OF YOU WHO COMMENTED ON MY POST RE: FATIGUE. I NOW HAVE A LOT MORE IDEAS TO TRY!

I HAVE NOTICED THAT IN SOME OTHER LDN GROUPS ALL POSTERS

USE CAPS, BECAUSE A LOT OF PEOPLE HAVE TROUBLE WITH THEIR EYESIGHT. I CERTAINLY WOULDN'T MIND USING ALL CAPS IF IT IS A HELP FOR SOME PEOPLE.

COMMENTS?

THANKS

TOM FROM EDMONTON

[Guest guest]

Tom,

I find all caps hard to read and often delete postings in all caps

after reading the first line if that doesn't grab my attention. I know

from other (non MS) groups that many people do the same. It was only

when I read 's reply to your email that I went to my Trash folder

and read all you wrote as I had read the bit about fatigue and then

deleted it as it was hard to read - I get well over 100 non spam emails

per day and still work full time so don't have time or energy to read

posts I find difficult to read.

I am certainly not saying that the world should do what suits me - if I

delete most all caps postings without reading past the first line and

miss something of interest to me then that's my bad luck! I appreciate

that PWMS can have vision problems but Zil's approach to writing emails

would seem to be a good solution in that case i.e. large font.

wrote:

I find all caps harder to

read, but bold is easier...

[Guest guest]

When I read the small print my eyes start to surf all over the page and I lose my spot. Any body else find that? Kim