Re: I don't want to be a PANE, but...

["Bonnie Granat" <bgranat -at- granatedit -dot- com>]

> I can't find a clear and definitive ruling in the Microsoft Manual
of
> Style... The definition for "pane" sounds potentially correct, but
they
> don't provide an illustration, so I can't be sure its the correct
term for
> what I'm talknig about.

When I compose a message in Outlook Express, I am working in the
message pane.
"Pane" is the correct word.  It's just like in a real window.

The MMOS index shows "pane" and "panes." Click "panes" and view the
split bar topic.

Bonnie Granat
www.granatedit.com





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