RE: Newbie question - GUI terminology - Many thanks

["Jennifer Baldwin" <jbaldwin -at- desertdocs -dot- com>]

Joe Malin said:
"Microsoft used to publish a localization guide containing their terminology along with the official Microsoft translations. My copy is roughly 15 years old, but I'm sure you can still find it somewhere. MS puts a lot of money into localization, and that includes helping 3rd parties produce MS-compatible sw."

This is the current terminology list:  http://www.microsoft.com/globaldev/tools/MILSGlossary.mspx 

Jennifer
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