OT: Use of page vs. window vs. screen

2006-10-28 Thread Tammy Van Boening
All, 

Working on a design doc., some of which will translate into the User's
guide information. My developer's are referring to everything as a
screen. However, I am working in an HTML-rendered environment, so I
would like to use page, especially since (as per MS's Manual of Style
for Tech. Pubs), a screen is defined as the graphic portion of  a
visual output device and this definition cross-references display and
monitor. For the pop-ups that may open when a user clicks on an option
on the page, the developers are using the term window. At other gigs, we
have used dialog box, pop-up dialog box, pop-up, and pop-up window, so
obviously, the terminology can be all over the board. Summation - I am
wanting to use the following terms:

Page 
 Pop-up Window (for the classic pop-up available on a web page) 
Tabs (available on the page) 

Any thoughts, suggestions, comments, disagreements, comments from
similar experiences? 

TIA, 

TVB 

Tammy Van Boening 
Engineering Technical Writer 
InsureWorx, now a Fiserv Company 
303-729-7733 
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
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OT: Use of page vs. window vs. screen

2006-10-26 Thread Tammy Van Boening
All, 

Working on a design doc., some of which will translate into the User's
guide information. My developer's are referring to everything as a
screen. However, I am working in an HTML-rendered environment, so I
would like to use "page", especially since (as per MS's Manual of Style
for Tech. Pubs), a "screen" is defined as the graphic portion of  a
visual output device and this definition cross-references display and
monitor. For the "pop-ups" that may open when a user clicks on an option
on the page, the developers are using the term window. At other gigs, we
have used dialog box, pop-up dialog box, pop-up, and pop-up window, so
obviously, the terminology can be all over the board. Summation - I am
wanting to use the following terms:

Page 
 Pop-up Window (for the classic pop-up available on a web page) 
Tabs (available on the page) 

Any thoughts, suggestions, comments, disagreements, comments from
similar experiences? 

TIA, 

TVB 

Tammy Van Boening 
Engineering Technical Writer 
InsureWorx, now a Fiserv Company 
303-729-7733 
tvanboening at insureworx.com 
*** 
Keep Smiling - At least until you get your own way