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[Valerie Sutton]

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May 14, 2010

Thank you, Steve, for explaining this, and thanks for programming a program that has flexible SignSpellings...so we can continue to experiment...

And I am really impressed with the power of BSW which you mention below - your programming is really great and will lead to a more automated SignSpelling Sequence someday, when we know what we need (smile)...

I feel blessed to work with all of you...without you SignWriting would be standing still, but with you all giving your opinions and feedback, we have a living, breathing system...

I started a new book recently, called "SignSpelling Guidelines 2010", in which I was trying to explain my new experiences with looking up signs in larger dictionaries...and how surprised I was to find that the experience was not what I expected...

Let me try to go back to that booklet to finish it enough that hopefully it will be clear enough for others to understand...for some reason I find it hard to explain...

Then we can have a fruitful discussion, Charles - so I hope to post some of that later today - I need a few hours to try to write it (smile)...thanks for your patience and interest and feedback -

Val ;-)

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On May 14, 2010, at 9:11 AM, Steve Slevinski wrote:

> Hi Charles,
> 
> No need to worry.  All types of sequences will be supported.
> 
> I was just trying to show the flexibility and power of BSW using regular expressions.  I'm creating an expression that can check against Val's current  theory.  Still tweaking it.  Maybe it should be Qh[hmd]*[123s]*
> 
> Regards,
> -Steve
>