Re: Upper case?

[vinayak doddihal <doddihal -at- HOTMAIL -dot- COM>]

IBM must have referred to this name somewhere. Check their trademarks. I
suppose you should copy it as it is in the trademark. If its' not
atrademark you could use what you want.

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>Hi, people..
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>My liitle tech-writing brain is going through some major efforts over
>the last few days and I'm starting to loose it.
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>Question: I have some input from a developer that contain, in the
>description, the following piece of statement:
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> "...replace the IBM Magstar 3570 model B with the..."
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>Under normal circumstances, does the word "model" get capped?
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>Thanks
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