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Subject:MS Style--was "don't hire me" From:Paul Sisler <psisler -at- WAVETECH -dot- NET> Date:Tue, 17 Jun 1997 15:44:33 -0500
No joke.
Our friends in Redmond have published their own style guide, and it is available from MS Press. And <polite red-faced grin> it's pretty useful. The ISBN is 1-55615-939-0. Love it or use Chicago 14th. ;-)
As long as I'm de-lurking..I saw reference to a "Microsoft Manual Of
Style"-that was a joke, right? (Please say yes!!)
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