Re: "Help On Line" or "Online Help"?

[Myles Owens <mowens -at- IMMPOWER -dot- COM>]

"Online Help" seems to be industry standard.

Myles Owens
Manager of Technical Communications
Revere, Inc.

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From:  Alessandro Bottoni[SMTP:albo -at- CADLAB -dot- IT]
Sent:  Wednesday, November 19, 1997 4:07 AM
To:  TECHWR-L -at- LISTSERV -dot- OKSTATE -dot- EDU
Subject:  "Help On Line" or "Online Help"?

Our management is imposing us to use "Online Help" in our documentation but
I doubt it was right.

Which is the right one?
1) Online Help
2) On Line Help
3) Help Online
4) Help On Line

(I normally use "Help On Line")

Thanks
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Alessandro Bottoni
Technical writer
Cad.Lab SPA
Via Ronzani 7/29
40033 Casalecchio di Reno (Bologna)
Italy
Tel Int+ 51-597357
Fax Int+ 51-597120
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