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Title: An essential reference for technical communicators
Review: If you've ever stumbled over technical word usage, such as "pulldown" versus "dropdown" menus or "choose" versus "select," this book is for you. It is yet another example of why Microsoft is at the forefront of software development: they make it easier for others to develop high-quality, Windows-compatible products.I rated this book so highly for two reasons. First, the dictionary format makes it very easy to look up words. Access is everything when you're in a hurry. Second, the information is presented effectively and efficiently--lots of visuals and examples with succinct explanations--just what you want in a book of this type.In short, it is an essential reference for technical communicators who write books and online help for Windows-based applications. Good luck trying to uphold standards without it.
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