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Cassandra inquired about whether "timesheet" should be written as one word
or two:
I'd use it as one word ... since "time" and "sheet" have separate meanings
on their own, I'd join the terms to signify that you mean one (combined)
item, a timesheet. Or you could use a hyphen, if you prefer, but I think
that's a little clunky. Just my opinion.
Catheryn Mason, Technical Writer
Infinitec Communications
cmason -at- infinitec-com -dot- com
Winner, 1999 IABC Bronze Quill Award of Excellence for Technical Writing
