Thus it was written in the epistle of Stan Sieler,
>
> The "enter" vs "return" really got me when I was trying to help my aunt,
> via the phone, with her new PC.  I'd constantly refer to the "return" key,
> puzzling her.  I eventually got into the habit of saying "enter" with her.

It's frustrated me (and many others I'm sure) when dealing with Block Mode
stuff on the HP: "Now, since we're in block mode, you'll need to use the
Enter key instead of the Return key.  Uh, I mean, uh, not the key marked
'enter', that's the return key.  You'll want to be using the numeric keypad
'enter' key . . ." (with any luck, someone's remapped that to be "return" as
well and what they really need is F12 or maybe F10 or . . . :-).

Ted
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Ted Ashton ([log in to unmask]), Info Serv, Southern Adventist University
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