RE: Velcro or "hook and loop"

[rbilbao -at- us -dot- amadeus -dot- net]

Hi list,

France Baril said:  Applied to this case it would look like this: "The product
uses hook and loop (also known as Velcro(TM)) to ...". Than you can use hook and
loop and expect users to understand what you mean.

Good point. I would take it a step further and say something like, "..using hook
and loop fasteners, such as Velcro(TM), you can..."

Rhina
rbilbao -at- us -dot- amadeus -dot- net




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