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>How do you say "The program manager window is now displayed" without going
>into gory detail like "Windows now displays the program manager." This isn't
>so bad once, but I'm doing a step-wise manual for a Windows application, and
>if every other sentence starts like this, I think it would get tedious to
>read. Plus, I think people just don't care what's causing something to
>happen.
