Re: WG: Newbie question - GUI terminology
When I first began tech writing, a senior tech writer edited some of my--
material and, wherever I used "appear", he crossed that out and added
"NEVER!". I still don't understand what the major faux pas was on that one.
Beth Agnew
Catch the Buzz: http://bethbuzz.blogspot.com
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Professor, Technical Communication
Seneca College of Applied Arts & Technology
Toronto, ON 416.491.5050 x3133
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