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> In technical documentation, can you refer to Microsoft Excel as
> simply 'Excel' or should you use 'Microsoft Excel', or doesn't it matter?!
Go to http://www.microsoft.com/TRADEMARKS/ for information on how Microsoft
wants the rest of us to refer to them and their products. There's a link
from this page to Product Names to make clear which names are trademarked
and which are registered trademarks. Bookmark these pages!! They are VERY
handy.
HTH,
Lydia
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Lydia Wong
Technical Writer
FarPoint Technologies, Inc.
www.fpoint.com
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