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> The spell
>checker is happy with either "dialog" or "dialogue" - a word that appears
><g> frequently - does anyone have any opinions on which I should use?
As I understand it, "dialog" is used for the user interface element, dialog
box; "dialogue" refers to a conversation between two people, and is not
generally used in computer documents I've read or written.
>(similarly "license" vs "licence" ?)
I think "license" is the preferred spelling for software licensing.
