Re: Spelling and grammar variations WAS Diff between static binding and dynamic binding -- RPG400-L

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Buck,

I am German born and American English is not what I was taught in school.

BTW, Germans, then, were required to be trilingual and "Queens English" was the
third language. (French was #2)

I've tried hard to be succinct in my choice of words, but thank goodness for
spell check!

Buck Calabro wrote:

>
> I didn't see it as a flame, but I understand why Dave might.  My mother is
> British, so I have an unfortunate tendency (for an American) to use British
> English - colourful spelling, etc. :-)  I've been dinged for it by several
> English teachers ("You're an American, use American spelling!") but old
> habits die hard!

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