QUICK HELP

[Beverly Parks <bparks -at- HUACHUCA-EMH1 -dot- ARMY -dot- MIL>]

Hi, folks. I need some fast advice. Do any of you still use the
term "user friendly"? I personally think it's passe and would
like to rewrite the following sentence:

    The latest versions provide greater user-friendliness in all
    aspects of the software, as well as in the much-improved user
    documentation.

This is only one sentence; the rest of the one-page document is
not much better... :(

"User-friendliness" appeared elsewhere, too:

    Of particular importance was the improvement and[sic] user
    friendliness of the Setcom and Mail components, as well as
    increased functionality and flexibility in these two areas.

(sic note: I believe the "and" was meant to be either "of" or "in")

I changed this instance of "user-friendliness" to be

    Of particular importance was the improvement of the user
    interface of the Setcom and Mail components, ..."

Going back to the first sentence, maybe I could use similar
terminology:

    The latest versions provide an improved user interface
    throughout the software, as well as in the much-improved user
    documentation.

Sorry...I know I jumped around some in explaining this. I was in
a hurry.  Thanks.

Bev

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