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Subject:Re: Click only or Only click From:Cirrus Matusek <CMatusek -at- LTDCOMMODITIES -dot- COM> Date:Wed, 18 Aug 1999 12:41:33 -0500
Why not just say, "Click the button in the dialog box...." If that's not a
possibility, I would definitely say, "Click only the button...."
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> From: Miller Rob [SMTP:MillerRob -at- JDCORP -dot- DEERE -dot- COM]
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> Subject: Click only or Only click
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> Here's a variation on the perennial question about clicking ...
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> Should we write:
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> "Click only the button in the dialog box ... "
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> or
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> "Only click the button in the dialog box ... "
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> Thanks.
>
> Rob Miller
> John Deere Information Systems
> ou71475 -at- deere -dot- com
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