>>Well said Naomi, so what happened to the saying, i think it should be brought back!
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>There was a death row inmate who for some reason was able to see his werdict. By placing the dot in the right place he saved his life.
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>In Russian the sentence was:
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>"Kaznit' Nel'sja Pomilovat' "
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>which means - Kill him without mercy.
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>He placed a dot after the second word and the sentence now read:
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>"Kaznit' Nel'sja. Pomilovat' "
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>"Don't kill. Let him free".
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>>>>>I cannot see why it doen't make sense: how would you then explain that reboot helped? My guess is that while rebooting the hanging Excel instancies were closed.
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>>>>It's a typo. Meant to say it is: Good idea. .... So this DOES make sense
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>>>There was a Russian saying where the place of the dot made a life-and death difference. :)

Yeah the same but with with comma. Do not forget that all words after first are always smaller (in Russian and bulgarian).
New sentence always start with CAPS, so:
Kaznit' nel'sja, pomilovat'
Kaznit', nel'sja pomilovat'
:-)