[sw-l] diagonal down and forward

[Adam Frost]

*Disclaimer* The following discussion is on advance writing. If you  
are still learning and are not very skilled (or don't feel that you  
are) and the following is confusing, don't worry. Just save it for a  
later day when it will become clearer. ;-)

Stefan, this is a very interesting question. I would like to know  
too. :-)

In a lesson that Lucinda and I worked on last summer -- Only part of  
it has been completed and placed on the web. The rest will be  
completed as time allows. So many projects going on -- I don't think  
that symbol was ever talked about, so I don't have that to help me  
remember exactly what that arrow means. So we will have to wait on Val  
for that. :-)

As far as going down forward at 45° angle, the arrow would be this:



Now because you said "almost 45°", I believe that I am right in my  
thinking, but I would like Val to verify it. So don't take my thought  
as "doctrine." ;-)

I believe that this would be at a steeper slope than 45° -- more like  
60°. So the difference between would be that the one that I wrote  
would finish out farther from the one that you wrote.

So from side view, the first would be my writing and the second would  
be your writing. (That is, of course, if that is truly what the  
symbols mean.) Comments Val? ;-)



Adam

PS If you couldn't tell from my disclaimer, I am in a very good mood  
which means that I add in puns in the least expected moments. ;-D

On Nov 3, 2008, at 1:29 PM, Stefan Wöhrmann wrote:

> Hi Valerie and sw- friends –
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> ....  we already discussed these kinds of movements  on the diagonal  
> plane
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> do you agree :  down and forward – almost 45°
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> Stefan ;-)
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