RE: Naming NAME fields

["Patterson, Jan" <Jan -dot- Patterson -at- esph -dot- com>]

Interesting topic. 

On the few occasions when I've seen "family name" and "given name" on a
form, I admit that I'm momentarily stumped.  I think what puzzles me is
the "given name" part.  What exactly does that mean?  (Okay, you don't
really have to answer that . . . it's just an observation on how things
are labeled.)


jan.
jan e patterson
sr technical writer - environmental systems products - tucson, az



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