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>I'm writing a page of corrections to a manual. What do you usually
>call such pages? Someone suggested "errata". Someone else thought
>Latin will only confuse our international readers. Any suggestions?
If Latin's going to confuse them, just think what English might do.
You could title the page "Mistakes We Became Aware of after We Printed This
Manual." ...RM
