16 Feb
2003
16 Feb
'03
4 p.m.
Zane H. Healy wrote:
Indeed, and as I sometimes take pains to point out, the spaces left
"INTENTIONALLY BLANK" are not blank at all. My preferred notation which
IIRC I first saw in an ICL manual is : "This page intentionally contains
no information" or words to that effect.
-- hbp
Can anybody
shed some light on the origin and use of the term "This space
intenionally left blank"?
It's so you know that the page isn't blank as the result of a printing
error. The perfect example is one of my Borland Prolog manuals. It has a
page that was Unintentionally left blank!