David Fedor wrote:
>
> > e.g., saying "HotSync the records from your PalmIII to your
> >desktop computer" IMHO is much more appealing than "using HotSync(R)
> >technology to transfer records from your Palm(TM) connected organ-
> >iser." But I agree that there's some middle ground. Maybe something
> >like "Perform a HotSync to backup the records from your Palm handheld"
> >would be okay?
>
> No, "Perform a HotSync to back up" isn't ok, though the "Palm handheld"
> part of that is fine. Remember, "HotSync" is an adjective... so you could
> write something like "After the HotSync process has backed up your Palm
> device, tap the icon..."
Hmmm...the reason I asked was because the Palm Desktop on-line
help (3.0) has the following phrases under the "HotSync Overview"
topic:
. HotSync is a two-way synchronization of records [...]
. To perform a HotSync, HotSync Manager must be running.
. Perform a local HotSync
. Perform a modem HotSync
Regards,
Daniel.
