Re: Restrictions

["Teri A. Ward" <taw0200 -at- eeidf002 -dot- ca -dot- boeing -dot- com>]

Here's how I'd say it:

 Access to reports is limited to authorized users only.
 
I like "limit" better than "restrict", but it's
Friday afternoon and I couldn't tell you why .....

Only 2 hours to go! 

Teri Ward
Tired Technical Writer/Weary Web Designer
Seattle

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> Do you "restrict access of reports to authorized users," or do you "restrict 
access of reports to unauthorized users"?
> 
> Or does it even make a difference?  I can make an argument for it being 
correct either way.  It probably comes down to "restrict to" versus "restrict 
from."
> 
> Help?


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