Re: Start menu question

["Cardimon, Craig" <ccardimon -at- M-S-G -dot- com>]

Chris Borokowski wrote:

<< I use "on the Start Menu," per the Microsoft Manual of
Style for Technical Publications, page 13. I don't
claim universality to this, but for Microsoft
products, it makes sense to use their terminology
(whatever you wiser minds out there may think of it
;). >>

This so-called "wiser mind" can't find the reference you were kind
enough to point out, but "on" is good enough for me. Thanks.

Craig



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