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Kasey asked me this morning if I had ever heard of Tarzan. She is watching a Tarzan cartoon on Netflix. I imagine most people have some recollection of the history of Tarzan. I Googled him to refresh my mind. I'm sure that kids would be amazed to know that he was a fictional character invented by Edgar Rice Burroughs in 1912 in magazine articles, and later in numerous books, radio, TV and movies. Tarzan has come a long way since 1912! I just ordered the series of 8 books by Burroughs for my Kindle for 99¢.
There is even a book named "Erotic Adventures of Jane in the Jungle". NOT by Edgar Rice Burroughs.
I looked up to see this little guy staring at me from my living room window. He later jumped down on the ground, and I saw one of his parents come in and feed him.
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Do you ever need to type the symbol for degrees, or how about the ¢ sign? I keep this chart on my desktop and refer to it every now and then to type those special symbols that aren't on the keyboard.
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I've been waiting for this chart! I never can remember how to tell you that it was a cool 39.....oh fooey and fiddlesticks! It doesn't work!
Well, it's a great chart, but I suppose it only works in Word. It is blog-resistant.
I was so discombobulated that morning that I didn't even notice your new art case.
I tried a few of them in an email and they work there
Judi, are you holding the Alt key down? I have a numeric keypad, but that shouldn't make a difference.
THANKS for the chart. I have a Mac and it works with my document program. I don't have a separate numeric pad on my keyboard. That is as far as I have checked.
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