RE: Word choice: Exceptions

["Bill Swallow" <wswallow -at- nycap -dot- rr -dot- com>]

I'd say you're very lucky. Determine the title of the window and then
use that in your documentation. So if you choose Warning, the section in
the document should then be Warnings...

B I L L   S W A L L O W
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::: -----Original Message-----
::: >>I am determining the name of the list and the window 
::: title (lucky me, eh?).
::: 
::: >>Audience is very non-technical with high school (maybe 
::: some college) education. My point is that I don't think 
::: they'll understand what Exceptions means. I guess I'm 
::: unclear on how common the term is and for non-techies, does 
::: the name imply the function?



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