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>Something that's nagging me: What's the difference between 'Get all messages for today' and 'Get all messages since yesterday' ?>>
>>I'm betting it's a language thing, English not being Michel's first language. I notice that a lot French-speaking people get the meaning of the word "since" mixed up.
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>>~~Bonnie
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>You might have a good point there, Bonnie. A francophone might say "I've lived here since [for] seven years". So the button might mean "get all messages for yesterday" (ie all yesterday's messages).
I use From-Thru rather than From-Till in my apps if the second date/datetime is inclusive. For example, if a report should span yesterday and today then the Thru day is today while Till would produce a report without today. Is this correct usage of English?
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