Good Morning Lewis,

Excuse my intrusion, the word 'jive' has various meaning as a verb, such as to play or dance to jive music and is used slangily to mean tease or fool, whereas 'jibe', in this context, means to agree or be in accord with, versus the meaning for sailors to shift direction continually while sailing before the wind.

Of course, 'jive' could be a typing error in your case, but I made the same grammatical mistake not so long ago to the amusement of my audience, :-D .


On 19/05/06 at 08:14, Lewis G Rosenthal wrote about the subject of
"[OS2Wireless]Re: WiFI"
?> That's interesting to hear. It doesn't jive with what I've read
?> (or experienced), but it's interesting to read. I'll do some
?> further digging on this.
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