I wrote a comment that looks nice in notepad: https://blogs.sap.com/2017/08/18/new-sap-press-book-e-bite-series-brfplus-output-type-management-in-sap-s4hana/comment-page-1/#comment-388128
(I usually write my comments in notepad first, can anyone guess the reason?! ;-)
When I had finished the 2nd line, I saw they are in sync, so I tried to craft the other lines accordingly.
Maybe our @Wordsmith can relate a little to it?
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Of course, the formating in the comment itself broke it and now it just seems wired wording, but a <code>-section should bring back the beauty(?), right?!
So it’s not a real (= printed) book? Too bad,as the topic is interesting! I know, others are happy with ebooks but I would like to have something I can use on my desk. Old-School here. best Joachim
Also, immediately when I thought about writing that I like _printed books_, I was thinking about a comment @Paul Hardy made once, I liked to refer to.
And in only 2 tries I found that comment.
I couldn't include it directly, as it would have broken the pattern, so I commented my own comments.
Not sure why I feel like explaining myself so much today (maybe some stroke of creativity?), but then again, just being playful, and surely coffee corner is the place for that!
best
Joachim
This Wordsmith can relate to quite a few things here. I also like printed books -- a topic I tackled 5 years ago. :)