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[Rebecca Merck <Rebecca -dot- Merck -at- ONESOFT -dot- COM>]

Although it doesn't say to refer to it specifically in this way, the MS
Manual of Style defines it as "the box with an X at the upper right of
the screen."

Sounds like "at"!

-Rebecca

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> OK, guys...
>
> I've started a new contract, I been here for 10 days,
> I've written the first 40 pages of manual for software
> I'm still not sure I understand, and my brain has
> turned to mush.
>
> There, now that that is out of the way, the question:
>
> I have a paragraph, copied below. Is the Cancel button
> *in* the corner, *at* the corner, or *on* the corner
>
> "Until you receive the registration key, <the
> application> will prompt you to register the software.
> Press the Cancel button *in* the bottom right corner
> of
> the registration form. This will bypass the form and
> allow you to enter <the application>."
>
> Thanks for your input.
>
> John Posada
> Western Union International
> (w) jposada -at- westernunion -dot- com
> (p) john -at- tdandw -dot- com
>
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