Preferred pronunciation for Epoch?

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From: Mike Scheidler
Date: Fri, 14 Aug 1992 21:24

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I'm preparing to give a presentation on the virtues of Epoch to some of my
colleagues, and was wondering how people (especially Epoch's developers)
pronounce the name of this tool.  My dictionary lists both "eh-puk" and
"ee-pok" as acceptable.

Is this FAQ material?

Thanks,

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Subject: Preferred pronunciation for Epoch?
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