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Don Schmidt
Someone please explain, translate the acronym, SOHO.
I see it used more and more these days.
I see it used more and more these days.
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Tom [Pepper] Willett
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Don Schmidt said:Someone please explain, translate the acronym, SOHO.
I see it used more and more these days.
Small Office Home Office
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MAP
Don said:Someone please explain, translate the acronym, SOHO.
I see it used more and more these days.
http://acronymfinder.com/
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Harry Ohrn
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Don Schmidt
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Don Schmidt
Thanks folks.
'Guess one is never too old to learn, but getting there.
'Guess one is never too old to learn, but getting there.
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Stan Brown
Wed, 22 Feb 2006 05:00:58 -0800 from <"Don Schmidt" <Don Retired
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SO(uth) of HO(uston Street, in New York City)
Or, Small Office/Home Office.
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Someone please explain, translate the acronym, SOHO.
I see it used more and more these days.
SO(uth) of HO(uston Street, in New York City)
Or, Small Office/Home Office.
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Wesley Vogel
LOL Works for me.
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Don Schmidt said:Someone please explain, translate the acronym, SOHO.
I see it used more and more these days.
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Ken Blake, MVP
Stan said:Wed, 22 Feb 2006 05:00:58 -0800 from <"Don Schmidt" <Don Retired
[email protected]>>:
SO(uth) of HO(uston Street, in New York City)
Or, Small Office/Home Office.
To put this into some perspective:
1. Soho is a part of London. It used to be farmland, and the name is not an
acronym, buit came from an old hunting cry, "So-Ho."
2.The name "SoHo," the South of Houston district of New York City is a play
on the London name "Soho."
2. "SoHo," standing for Small Office/Home Office is the most recent usage,
an acronym playing on the names of both the London and New York districts.
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Stan Brown
Wed, 22 Feb 2006 19:04:16 -0700 from Ken Blake, MVP
"Internal capitalitis" is like fingernails on a blackboard to me. I
see it all the time in people who write "MicroSoft".
In your meaning (2), "SOHO" could make sense, or maybe "soho" or
"Soho", but not "SoHo". There's no reason to capitalize the
adjectives but not the nouns.
2. "SoHo," standing for Small Office/Home Office is the most recent usage,
an acronym playing on the names of both the London and New York districts.
"Internal capitalitis" is like fingernails on a blackboard to me. I
see it all the time in people who write "MicroSoft".
In your meaning (2), "SOHO" could make sense, or maybe "soho" or
"Soho", but not "SoHo". There's no reason to capitalize the
adjectives but not the nouns.
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Ken Blake, MVP
Stan said:Wed, 22 Feb 2006 19:04:16 -0700 from Ken Blake, MVP
"Internal capitalitis" is like fingernails on a blackboard to me. I
see it all the time in people who write "MicroSoft".
In your meaning (2), "SOHO" could make sense, or maybe "soho" or
"Soho", but not "SoHo". There's no reason to capitalize the
adjectives but not the nouns.
Take a look at http://www.sohosb.com/. You'd probably hate the the way they
do it there even more.