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Maybe a When I go to file... section could be added to the proecentral.com website for people to add their own when I go to file... anecdotes. Imagine the fun that could be had with the spin-off section
it's never boring reading this thread again and again.. thanks agarfield for bringing it back to life..
would it be great if i can go to file, and make the clock go slower? so that i can finish my design faster and spend some time on funny discussion like this??
Maybe his question has absolutely nothing to do with Pro/Engineer... when I go to file my taxes, when I go to file my nails, when I go to file-adelphia...
this question does have something to do with pro/engineer.. just that nobody knows the actual reason of this thread other than talking about how to complete the when i go to file... sentence..
Reply to Nose Bleed (by the way, hope it stops soon!):
Main Entry: 1it
Pronunciation: 'it, &t
Function: pronoun
Etymology: Middle English, from Old English hit -- more at HE
Date: before 12th century
1 : that one -- used as subject or direct object or indirect object of a verb or object of a preposition usually in reference to a lifeless thing <took a quick look at the house and noticed it was very old>, a plant <there is a rosebush near the fence and it is now blooming>, a person or animal whose sex is unknown or disregarded <don't know who it is>, a group of individuals or things, or an abstract entity <beauty is everywhere and it is a source of joy> -- compare HE, ITS, SHE, THEY
2 -- used as subject of an impersonal verb that expresses a condition or action without reference to an agent <it is raining>
3 a -- used as anticipatory subject or object of a verb <it is necessary to repeat the whole thing> -- often used to shift emphasis to a part of a statement other than the subject <it was in this city that the treaty was signed> b -- used with many verbs as a direct object with little or no meaning <footed it back to camp>
4 -- used to refer to an explicit or implicit state of affairs or circumstances <how is it going>
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