Is there such a thing as a 'Commonly accepted US and UK/Commonwealth Terms' list that is online and available to all? Should PDFs always be PDF's for a US audience, if it is a book?

["Technical Writing Plus" <doc-x -at- earthlink -dot- net>]

Copyediting a book for a US audience. I like the styling of *PDFs* more than
I like *PDF's*. But, this kind of thing can be important to the audience. 

And words such as 'subentry' should be 'sub entry', and 'AutoCorrect' should
be 'Auto Correct', right?

Is there a reference online for this stuff? Thanks. 

Jim Jones

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