On Wed, Sep 24, 2008 at 7:58 PM, David Bolton <
davidkbolton@...> wrote:
> The website uses the word "Handbook" while the MuseScore Help menu uses
> the word "Manual".
Manual has technical connotations to do with self-help (note, for
example, the "man" system in Unix systems). However, these are
probably too technical to be known by most users, and in most cases, I
feel "Handbook" to be more appropriate. Though it has more obvious use
in the real world, where a book and hands can exist physically, the
tactile connotations, along with the common use of the word (at least
in my locality), make it seem like a more approachable choice.
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