1-26 1000km attempt

I thought it was just Ron wishing he'd flown the ASW20.
Jim

On Thursday, April 24, 2014 10:00:19 PM UTC-5, JS wrote:
I thought it was just Ron wishing he'd flown the ASW20. Jim

Or subliminal (ASW27) messaging (ASG29) of some sort.
Steve

On Thursday, April 24, 2014 3:42:48 PM UTC-4, Vernon Brown wrote:
On these discussion groups and R.A.S in particular I keep seeing "=20"

Can some please explain the meaning?

I wondered the same thing so I Googled it and found the answer.

=20 is code for a normal space and =A0 is code for a space between words where the line can't break (a non-breaking space). For an example of the use of the latter, if I was to type something like "read this help article: https://productforums.google.com/d/topic/gmail/WCklpQTrJMk/discussion", the Forum editor puts a non-breaking space in place of the normal space after the ":". You can check the effect by changing the width of the window where you are reading this to try and make the word "article:" sit at the end of a line - it will instead wrap on to the next line along with the URL.

Thanks to all who contributed with the explanation of =20
Tried to send this message earlier today, but for some reason it did not
appear
Vernon




At 16:43 25 April 2014, Soartech wrote:
On Thursday, April 24, 2014 3:42:48 PM UTC-4, Vernon Brown wrote:
On these discussion groups and R.A.S in particular I keep seeing
"=3D20"
=20
Can some please explain the meaning?
=20
I wondered the same thing so I Googled it and found the answer.

=3D20 is code for a normal space and =3DA0 is code for a space between
word=
s where the line can't break (a non-breaking space). For an example of
th=
e use of the latter, if I was to type something like "read this help
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https://productforums.google.com/d/topic/gmail/WCklpQTrJMk/discussion",
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the Forum editor puts a non-breaking space in place of the normal space
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er the ":". You can check the effect by changing the width of the window
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here you are reading this to try and make the word "article:" sit at the
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d of a line - it will instead wrap on to the next line along with the
URL.