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I'm revising a document that predates my employment. It's only a
procedure manual, and a small one at that, but when referring to a field
that appears in the program (and the accompanying screenshot), the text
is:
Clicking the 'New App' button creates a new UAI record.
Don't worry about UAI-that's our internal acronym-but we have a New App
button. How do the rest of you include field labels and button names in
your documents? I've looked at MS Manual of Style, and don't consider
it gospel.
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