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   From: msampo@aol.com   
      
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   <9db69501-786b-4004-8af9-6c03d55d2d93@v35g2000pro.googlegroups.com>,   
    mst3kluv  wrote:   
      
   > No, this is not about Twilight.   
   >   
   > I'm planning to MST the script of the 1996 version of Romeo and   
   > Juliet, and what I wanted to know is, how do you format a Msting, so   
   > that you can tell the difference between the MSTing and the actual   
   > text?   
   >   
   > Next question is how do you know when you need to start another part   
   > of a MSTing? (like some MStings are shown in multiple parts, how do   
   > you know when to do that)   
   >   
   > Thanks   
      
   Can I just say that every time I read one of your posts, I picture a guy   
   in a hard-hat walking up to a stranger and saying: "I'm gonna build a   
   skyscraper! How do you rivet steel?" May I respectfully suggest that you   
   learn to crawl before you enter a triathlon? Find smaller pieces and try   
   your hand. Get feedback from people. Read a LOT of other MSTings.   
   Leaping into riffing Shakespeare, for goodness sake, is ambitious, sure,   
   but you've chosen a pretty big undertaking when you admit you don't even   
   know to format what you're doing.   
      
   Sampo (just my $0.02)   
      
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