Reenter?
Reenter?
(OP)
"Reenter you password" is a phrase that bugs me, maybe rightly so or maybe not.
This is, of course, what Big Bill says when we try to password protect our Excel spreadsheets.
Personally I feel more comfortable with "Re-enter you password", but am i worng?
This is, of course, what Big Bill says when we try to password protect our Excel spreadsheets.
Personally I feel more comfortable with "Re-enter you password", but am i worng?
JMW
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Bung
Life is non-linear...
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fun with hyphens:
http://www.telp.com/editing/hyphen.htm
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- Ben T.
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Jesus is THE life,
Leonard
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TTFN
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Eats shoots and leaves.
Isn't that what a Koala does for dinner?
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TTFN
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Bung
Life is non-linear...
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transitive senses of "enter," from m-w.com
1 : to come or go into <enter a room>
2 : INSCRIBE, REGISTER <enter the names of qualified voters>
3 : to cause to be received or admitted <enter a child at a school>
4 : to put in : INSERT <enter the new data into the computer>
5 a : to make a beginning in <enter politics> b : to go into (a particular period of time) <enter middle age>
6 : to become a member of or an active participant in <enter the university> <enter a race>
7 : to make report of (a ship or its cargo) to customs authorities
8 : to place in proper form before a court of law or upon record <enter a writ>
9 : to go into or upon and take actual possession of (as land)
10 : to put formally on record <entering a complaint>
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Heh heh heh...
If I send the same Outlook message twice, would that be called re-e-mail, ree-mail, re-email or reemail?
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