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> should it be the logged-on user or the logged on user ?
Given that choice only, I'd tend to go with "logged-on" user. However, if a
document is describing an application, it seems to me that under normal
circumstances, being logged on is kind of implicit in the situation . . .
Take care,
Scott
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Scott A. McClare - Technical Writer
Neptec Design Group Ltd., Kanata, Ontario, Canada
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smcclare -at- neptec -dot- com
