Re: title caps and API documentation (was: English 101)
Thanks everyone for the input. It hadn't occurred to me to use the
same typographic conventions that I use in running text in the headings
as well; that seems like an easy way to address the issue.
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RE: title caps and API documentation (was: English 101): From: Susan W. Gallagher
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