Space-Dash-Space is what I use - mainly to distinguish the sentence from words I want to emphasize as being tied together. The sentence version - in such empty white space, encourages the feeling of a pause... similar to trailing elipses, but without the sensation that the speaker's mind has run down.
Not that I know anything about this subject. I like straight quotes. I expecially like them because they don't mess up cut-n-paste they was MS's typographer's quotes do. As I'm usually pasting html, it adds more frustration than my feline mind can tolerate - while remaining below the irritation level necessary to find a more complete solution.
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Date: 2003-09-12 09:23 (UTC)Not that I know anything about this subject. I like straight quotes. I expecially like them because they don't mess up cut-n-paste they was MS's typographer's quotes do. As I'm usually pasting html, it adds more frustration than my feline mind can tolerate - while remaining below the irritation level necessary to find a more complete solution.