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Errata or "corrections" are the most common headings, and I would not
worry about latin and your foreign markets... they've probably got
more latin than most Americans!
Grant
--- in reply to Michal Lastman's message: ---
> I'm writing a page of corrections to a manual. What do you usually
> call such pages? Someone suggested "errata". Someone else thought
> Latin will only confuse our international readers. Any suggestions?
> Michal Lastman
> Technical Communications
> Aladdin Knowledge Systems Ltd.
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