- From: Shelby Moore <shelby@coolpage.com>
- Date: Mon, 16 Dec 2002 19:44:07 -0600
- To: Ian Hickson <ian@hixie.ch>
- Cc: www-style@w3.org
>My apologies for this cultural clash. Thanks. Mine apologies also. Maybe I was up too late last night. >> Any way, I predicted this would not be solved any time soon. I feel I >> have a stronger argument now when advising people to use double spaces >> on the web, at least until lower common denominator (resolution, >> handicaps, etc) disappear... maybe in heaven :-) > >Please be aware that typography experts are arguing the opposite. :-) And I am open about this. Note I linked from my web page (http://coolpagehelp.com/developer4.html) to some of those other opinions and I think from those links you can eventually reach the quote you posted in this thread. I just think the typography and useability experts are to some extent contradicting themselves (as I point out in a revised version of my page to go live later today). Typography comes from a background of at least 600 dpi resolution, and more realistically double that (Linotype) or metal or the new variable size dot lasers. I know something about this because I was one the first people in the flegling PC publishing revolution back in mid-80s (see http://coolpagehelp.com/developer.html). BTW, my full signature: Kind Regards, Shelby Moore III CEO 3Dize, Inc. (coolpage.com) CEO DownloadFAST.com, Inc. sole programmer of Cool Page* (1998-), Art-O-Matic* (1996-8), WordUp* (1986-90), TurboJet (1988) contributing programmer to DownloadFAST.com* (2001-2), Corel Painter* (1993-5), Corel ArtDabbler, EOS PhotoModeler (1996), FONTZ! (1988) shelby@coolpage.com * denotes major involvement in massive multi-year R&D projects with millions of characters (1000s of pages) of code
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