Hi all
To have a consistent instruction across the documents, do we, for
example, say 'Click the Save button' or 'Click the Save icon'?
Is button reserved for such items as 'OK', 'Cancel', 'Apply' for example?
JohnS
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On 01/24/2013 09:37 AM, John Smith wrote:
Hi all
To have a consistent instruction across the documents, do we, for
example, say 'Click the Save button' or 'Click the Save icon'?
Is button reserved for such items as 'OK', 'Cancel', 'Apply' for example?
JohnS
1. Or do we refer to the
Hello JohnS
I think it should be Click Save, which is the way it is written in
the user guides I have upgraded and Jean suggested.
Regards
PeterS
On 24 Jan 2013, at 15:37, John Smith wrote:
Hi all
To have a consistent instruction across the documents, do we, for
example, say 'Click
That's great. Icon it is then.
JohnS
On 24/01/2013 15:44, Peter Schofield wrote:
Hello
I agree with Dan.
Those nice pictograms on toolbars should be called icons. Buttons when
pressed normally give the impression that you have just pressed a
button. When you click an icon, a tool or dialog
Hi Peter
I didn't use a good example in the question, though I tried to clarify
it with a reply.
I ought to have used something like Navigator in the question as Save
can be a large button used with Cancel or others in dialogues. I do use
Click Save when referring to buttons in dialogues.
