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I'd like to know which dictionaries (online or printed) you use to research
computer terms. I've been using FOLDOC and Webopedia. But I'd like to know
what the majority of you use. My task is to refer my team's writers to the
appropriate dictionaries. It is often frustrating to me when I find the same
computer term spelled differently in different dictionaries, so I'd like to
have one standard.
Thanks so much for your help!
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Check Point Software Technologies Ltd.
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