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My first reaciton is that "How To" Articles is best but How-To Articles works too, I think, as How-To is the adjective.
Maybe "How To..." Articles
"'How To' Articles" looks just awkward to me. Single quotes are tricky and so often mis-used, I avoid them altogether.
kathee
> Hi, All,
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> I need to compile/write a series of How To pieces.
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> At the moment, I'm using "'How To' Articles" just to call them something.
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> But now I'm wondering: Should they be How-To Articles or "How To" Articles?
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> With hyphen or with quotes?
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> Cordially,
> Craig
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