Subj : MORSE FOR @
To   : Richard Brumbaugh
From : David Pratt
Date : Mon Sep 04 2000 09:11 pm

>DP> I should have said "dah-di-di-di-di-dah", of course - sorry for the
>DP> typo.
>
> That is a "DASH".

Yes, that's what I said, Richard.

>DP> You're joking, of course, Al.  I have e-mailed them about it, but all
>DP> they can come up with is just sending "at".
>
> That's about as short as you can get, and actually makes sense (to me).

But it might not make sense if you did not speak English (or American). As
there are Morse sequences for punctuation, accented letters and even Esperanto,
there should be one for @.  We use "es" for "and" and "de" for "from" when all
said and done.

73

David

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