Not only do caps speed up the delete process, but so do state abbreviations
and  even dates as general as the century.
Instead of doing a broad surname study, I am focusing on just my lines. They
moved about, had many children and assorted marriages. Typical ancestors!

Sandra
>GA:  JORDAN / CRAWLEY / BAKER / FULBRIGHT / BLUE / TODD / BOSTICK / CONNER
/ WEATHERS
>SC:  HITE / SENTERFEIT / KNEECE / WALKER / JENNINGS / ETHERIDGE / GRUBBS

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Sent: Tuesday, May 09, 2000 9:05 AM
Subject: Caps


 Once again these discussions come down to interpretation.  I read the
original message to mean
> they didn't like reading postings that were written entirely in caps or
entirely in lower case,
> not the fact that they were or were not capitalizing the names.
>
> Leslie
>
>