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Subject: Re: [office] Fwd: Re: Chart Data Label Positions
> Subject: Re: Chart Data Label Positions > Date: Monday 20 August 2007 > From: Bjoern Milcke <Bjoern.Milcke@sun.com> > To: David Faure <faure@kde.org> ... > What you learn in school is that California is west of Arizona, it is > not left. Well, I'm a professor of geography, so I know a little about this. ;-) Surely direction WRT to the Earth (which is what North, South etc is representing) is an entirely different matter than WRT to a document? If I have a piece of paper and I face South and want to identify the direction "up" then I am in fact pointed "South", not North. Using this, then, is at best a convenient analog, and at worst really weird. Bruce
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