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Subject:Re[2]: Trouble?shooting From:annasoj -at- EXABYTE -dot- COM Date:Thu, 26 Jun 1997 07:28:38 MDT
My vote is troubleshooting, per the GPO Style Manual (1984). My
dictionary indicates that either troubleshooting or trouble-shooting
is appropriate. Just be consistent, I guess.
anna
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Subject: Re: Trouble?shooting
Author: Sunil Gokhale <sunilg -at- PUNE -dot- TCS -dot- CO -dot- IN> at UNIXMAIL
Date: 6/26/97 4:25 AM
On Thu, 26 June 97 Steve wrote:
> Which of these gets your vote?
> - troubleshooting
> - trouble-shooting
> - trouble shooting
I would vote for - trouble-shooting
Sunil Gokhale
sunilg -at- pune -dot- tcs -dot- co -dot- in
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