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I thought proper form is to ignore the space. But I see various resources
disagree: The Microsoft Style Guide puts "Key Sequences" before "keypad", my
dictionaries ignore the space, and I can't find anything on it in Strunk and
White or in the Techwr-L archives. I will probably go ahead and ignore the
space (and comma), but I wonder what you all think.
If you would respond directly to me so we don't tie up the list with this,
I'll post a summary.
Thanks for your help!
Joanne
