Think of it this way....

Posted By: .... on 2006-08-31
In Reply to: cpl WITH versus cpl WITHOUT spaces - Didn't quite fail math

Let's say an average line has around 12-15 or so spaces, give or take. If you were to transcribe 1200 lines a day, that comes out to 14,400 spaces (man, is that hard to believe?). Divided by 65 (ch line), you're losing over 221 lines per day. Would you make that up with headers and footers? You ought to ask the company how many lines approximately you get with each. Good luck!! Hope my math is somewhere near where it should be :)

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cpl WITH versus cpl WITHOUT spaces - Didn't quite fail math
- My opinion - it's me
- it depends on the settings - me
- Think of it this way.... - ....
- Do both count the same # of characters per line? - sm
  - Both 65 characters per line -- one counts spaces, one doesn't NM - Didn't quite fail math
- I think someone told me to subtract 1.25 cents for no spaces - not sure nm - ann
- Try somewhere else! - liz
  - I didn't really mean to start that discussion - Didn't quite fail math
  - spaces vs no spaces - Pj
    - cpl - liz
    - I did that -- thanks (sm) - Didn't quite fail math

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