It's really a style issue rather than a matter of grammar. And most recent
style guides have trended toward downstyling anything that is not a true proper
noun.
-FR
From: Framers on
behalf of Doug
Sent: Thursday, June 6, 2019 1:48 PM
To: Framers
Subject:
This one I struggle with too. However, since we follow the Chicago Manual of
Style (CMS) I found a helpful guideline. In CMS Seventeenth Edition on pp.
534-535, 8.180, it basically states that words chapter, part, appendix, table,
figure, etc. are lowercased and spelled out in text.
Is it a proper noun?
From: Framers
on behalf
of Doug
Sent: June 6, 2019 1:48 PM
To: Framers
Subject: [Framers] Simple grammar question
Should the word "position" be capitalized when it is used as a label in a
sentence? Such as in this one:
The display is
Should the word "position" be capitalized when it is used as a label in a
sentence? Such as in this one:
The display is in position E.
I'm inclined to leave it in lowercase, but I'm unsure.
Thanks!
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Everytime this has happened to me, I found that my PDF settings in Print
Setup had changed (without me doing it) to the High Quality Print option.
If I changed it back to a joboptions like Standard, it worked.
I don't know WHY High Quality Print seems to make Frame lock up, and I
don't know why
