Thanks, Alfred. Desert of (or on) the Moon seems more likely and suitable.

Something to do with Greece, or maybe grease.

You have missed the point, but perhaps you could make a movie about it. Preferably non-political, at least in this thread.

The parts of the rubber band no longer stretch after they contact with the wheel. Imagine the wheel is coated with superglue.

Or as html?

I have it saved as: Charts (PagePlus) _ Serif Legacy Product Support.html (48 KB)

Together with a Folder: Charts (PagePlus) _ Serif Legacy Product Support_files (3.35 MB)

Is it possible to attach a Folder here?

How could this be converted to PDF?

EDIT:

I see - just right-click in the browser and Print, selecting Save as PDF. Easy!

I believe Fowler considers it acceptable now that "his" is no longer considered by some to include both males and females. But it would be better rewritten using "Authors" or "Writers" instead of "Everyone", or perhaps use the genderless "One", such as "One  should be careful to use a singular pronoun with singular nouns in one's writing."

So if there are twelve candidates, the minimum would be one twelfth of the total votes plus one. If all but one of the rest got exactly one twelfth, the one with one twelfth minus one would drop out and the remaining eleven would be in a run-off. And so on until there was a run-off with only two qualifiers.

It is a much fairer system than exists in the UK, but even that, with an independent Boundary Commission, is much fairer than the shenanigans that go on over here in the USA.

Blatant gerrymandering is not permitted in the UK, as Westminster discovered. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Homes_for_votes_scandal

I have read the part linked to. It reads like a film-script, not a novel.

Isn't it a bit late to make a sequel to a film over 70 years old?

So a Tom Swifty has to be a quote. I presume a statement like, "She blushed, readily." is just a pun.

I was so surprised to be asked to define "assonance", I fell over backwards onto an anthill.

Better grammatically perhaps, but that somewhat changes the meaning. William is imagining Angela in the present, not the past.

The one and only Dale Cook has a tutorial here https://community.serif.com/tutorials/d … s-pageplus