Re: "a" or "an" before a vowel sound file extension

[Writers Book Mall <steve -at- writersbookmall -dot- com>]

In my head (and take it for what that's worth!), I
hear "an aaa" - i.e. with no "dot".

Steve

--- Dennis DeSantis <dennis -at- dennisdesantis -dot- com> wrote:
> "[...] with a .aaa file extension"
> 
> or
> 
> "[...] with an .aaa file extension"
> 
> The question really is about how the extension is
> read.  Is the dot read 
> in your head as the word "dot," or is it just
> glossed over/implied?

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