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At the expense of comprehensibility? As I suggested, ask thy user, the
audience is paramount. I fthey don;t like the word, find another. Get the
job done and stop em whinging. You cannot change some things no matter how
hard you try. So roll with the punches.
Steve Hudson, Word Heretic
HDK List MVP
Word help and tools: heretic -at- tdfa -dot- com
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From: Tom Murrell
> I've always felt that educating
others was part of the job of a writer, particularly a Technical Writer.
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