Re: "advance" vs "advanced"

[Stuart Burnfield <slb -at- westnet -dot- com -dot- au>]

I'm with Mark--"advanced" is either ambiguous or meaningless. 

I like "Advance Processing" a little better than "Advanced Processing", 
but I like "preprocessing" a lot better than either. 

> The processing is just a set of automated modifications, 
> and if the customer hasn't purchased this product, 
> the users will need to do those steps manually. 

So now you have scope to distinguish between automatic preprocessing 
(or server preprocessing) and manual preprocessing. 

Stuart 


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