Reference books you use the most

["Nealon, Jessica" <Jessica -dot- Nealon -at- McKesson -dot- com>]

I've been reading all the entries for this subject with great interest and I
just have one question:  Among all the thesauri and dictionaries, doesn't
anyone (Word users, particularly) use SHIFT + F7 when they need a word?  You
get a list of synonyms.  I have always found it to be all I need.  Does this
make me an amateur? :-)

BTW, I am definitely out of the loop.  I am neither a cat nor a dog person
and Diet Coke makes me sick! :-)

Regards, 

Jessica Nealon
Technical Writer



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