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framing the windows by day and closing off the alcove at night.
<p no=54>
 Arched windows are one of the most elegant forms of window, and any treatment
which hides the beauty of the classical shape seems like sacrilege.  They do
pose difficulties in dressing, however, and in some instances there is no
alternative but to hang draw curtains from a track or rod placed above the
arch.
<p no=55 segment_break>
Redundancy of effort.  Scholars who are good at knowing where to look for
the sources of their subject matter may not be good at knowing where to
look for suitable software.   The replacement of mainframe use by desktop
computing in recent years means that scholars working alone do not have as
much contact with computer-learned people as they used to do.   This means
they are less in touch with software developments.   Hence, if they get
interested in designing their own software, scholars may spend their time
reinventing last year's wheel.
<p no=56>
Diversion of effort.  Even if the software designed is genuinely original
and useful, there is a danger that scholars become hooked on the
production of software.   There is a risk that a scholar whose talents and
academic position call for historical and critical work will spend most of