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[Cindy C.]

Debbie:


> Founders' names vs. House names -- use the first names for the 
>Founders?  

I like it!

 
> Following the Riddle Rule, do we always code Scabbers as Pettigrew?

For some reason, I think it's OK to use Scabbers or Pettigrew.  (We 
can global replace later if we change our mind, I suppose).  I 
wouldn't use Wormtail, though.


 
> Evil is for whether a character is ESE?  Is there a separate Good 
vs. Evil?

I would use ESE for Ever So Evil.  On Good vs. Evil, I'm not sure.  
I'm thinking "Morality," but I'm not sure.


> What's the final ruling on OT?  Are we marking them as such or 
just painting them black?  

I would paint them black.
  
Here's a question for Dicey, though.

I know that you can use the "Format Cells" function to black out a 
row.  In Word, I know how to format a style and give it a hot key so 
that this can be done in one keystroke.  But I can't sort out how to 
do it in Excel.  There doesn't seem to be a "Format Style" option in 
Excel.  

Is there a way to set a hot key to black out a row?

Cindy