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> Kevin Feeman wrote:
> "In writing a manual, a colleague suggested using the word "unsaved" for
> talking about files that have not been saved. Is unsaved really a word. It
> seems a little funny to me. I looked it up, and the word is for being
'saved' as in Christianity."
"Unsaved" is seems better to me. It's concise, people really do use the
word in that way, and it works perfectly in its own context. Glory!
;-)
