OT: Is there a more English-like Programming language than Transcript?

[simplsol at aol.com]

Chipp,
 Thanks for the kind words.
 I'm always gratified when I hear folks implement the suggestions.
  Dan and I had a short talk after the conference about me giving a full 
session to disseminate similar marketing morsels. We both concluded 
that those who might benefit most would probably not attend.
 Glad to hear you ran with it!
 PL

 -----Original Message-----
 From: chipp at chipp.com
 To: use-revolution at lists.runrev.com
 Sent: Tue, 15 Aug 2006 8:44 AM
  Subject: Re: OT: Is there a more English-like Programming language 
than Transcript?

 Excellent point Paul. You often say the most interesting things! 
 Thanks again for the advice about pricing you gave at the conference. 
 I've implemented it on ButtonGadget and it seems to work :-) 
  
 On 8/15/06, simplsol at aol.com <simplsol at aol.com> wrote: 
 > You can be more specific with more knowledgeable people. 
 > When I travel overseas and people ask where I'm from, I say "The 
  > United States". When people ask in the US, I say "California". If 
they 
  > live on the west coast, I'll probably say "Los Angeles". If they 
live 
  > in California, I'll just say "LA". If they live in greater LA, I'll 
say 
 > "San Dimas". If they live in San Dimas, I'll say "The corner of 
 > Commercial St." 
 > Sometimes "Revolution" is right. Sometimes "Transcript". Transcript 
  > definitely has its place and it is seldom difficult to know when to 
use 
 > it. 
 > Paul Looney 
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