Mike Raiford wrote:
>
>> - People who write "i.e." when they actually mean "e.g."
> 
> Oh, now it's personal! I used to have a problem with i.e. and e.g.
> 
> I know now to use i.e. when I mean "In other words ..." and e.g. when I
> mean "for example"
> 
> of course, I still get them screwed up.
> 

It's really easy to mix "i.e." as "in example". I think I've done that
pretty much.

-Aero

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