--- Oleg Kobchenko wrote: > The page name is part of the original > article title. So it's historically correct.
That's true, but if the decision was made that it was better to change the page title, a reference could be made on the page acknowledging the original source and title. > BTW, J wd is often referred to as "Windows" interface: > "11!:x is the J-Windows interface" > http://www.jsoftware.com/help/user/win_driver_cmd_ref_overview.htm Yes I agree that one can argue that it makes sense and is consistent, but I know that every time I read Windows (especially with a capital W) in the J documentation, I need to stop and reread the sentence again to work out if it relates to the J Gui interface or some MS Windows specific feature. That was especially true earlier on in my J experience, when I was less sure of how independent the J Gui interface is from MS Windows. IMO it would be more informative and less ambiguous to refer to "the J-Gui" rather than "J-Windows" and especially "Windows" throughout J-dom - but I'm probably biting off more than I can chew now! Given this is a page aimed at the beginning J'er, the more clearly the title represents the content the better. My preference would be to call it "Gui Programming", but something else like "J-Windows Programming" or "J-windows Programming" would certainly help signal that the page isn't about MS Windows Programming. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For information about J forums see http://www.jsoftware.com/forums.htm
