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> The top page of the CHM file begins:
>
> Microsoft Manual of Style for Technical Publications,
> Version 3.0
> Introduction to Version 3.0
> This revised version of the Microsoft Manual of Style
> for Technical Publications (MSTP)...
>
> I believe ya, Bill, but they should have indicated *somewhere* that it's
> Version 3 of Edition 2.
I'm not disagreeing with you. But if you do a content compare, it's
consistent with 2nd Edition, not 3rd.
> But in any case, why wouldn't they publish Edition 3 as a CHM?
I'm not equipped to answer that one. Ask Billy G. ;-)
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