> Heh. It's completely off-topic, but I stopped
>writing in cursive pretty much after I was
>required to back in elementary school. No, wait,
>I take that back; I'd say that I write in a
>strange combination of print and cursive. I
>write my "a"s as if they were typewritten (i.e.,
>more like Arial than Comic Sans); my "s"s
>randomly switch from print to cursive; my letters
>are often connected, though written in print...
>

Heh. When I *do* write in cursive, I too write in a strange mish-mash of cursive and printing. I've been known to change from printing to cursive and back to printing in mid sentence when I'm not paying attention.

I threw out all the stupid upper-case cursive letters, like the T and the F and the S and the amazingly stupid Z (not that I use an upper case Z all that much anyway) and just used the printed versions of those. It's at the point now where I don't even *remember* how to do an upper-case cursive F.

-- Dave