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RE: How would you pronounce this word...? (no, it's not in a dic tionary)
Subject:RE: How would you pronounce this word...? (no, it's not in a dic tionary) From:"krupp, marguerite" <krupp_marguerite -at- emc -dot- com> To:"'Rene Stephenson'" <RStephenson -at- mwci -dot- mea -dot- com>, TECHWR-L <techwr-l -at- lists -dot- raycomm -dot- com> Date:Thu, 10 Feb 2000 14:33:52 -0500
Sounds like "PAY-see-on," which leads to the question "Who's Ceon and how
much are you paying him/her/it?
Marguerite
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From: Rene Stephenson [mailto:RStephenson -at- mwci -dot- mea -dot- com]
Sent: Wednesday, February 09, 2000 8:01 PM
To: TECHWR-L
Subject: OT: How would you pronounce this word...? (no, it's not in a
dictionary)
Hi All!
I'm in a start-up company that's branching off from a large, international
corporation. The new company name is Paceon.
So how would you pronounce "Paceon?" When you see the name in print, how do
you think it's pronounced?
Yes, I really need to get some objective feedback for documentation and
graphic purposes. If the pronunciation isn't apparent, there are things I
can do as a communicator to help the reader.
Thanks in advance for your replies. If you don't think the discussion this
question may generate would benefit other listers, please reply to me
off-list. BTW, I'm on the digest.
Thanks,
Rene Stephenson
Technical Communication Consultant
rstephenson -at- paceon -dot- com
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