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Check in vs. Checkin

Anonymous
2010-10-21T20:38:02+00:00

More than a statement than a question: "Checkin" or more appropriately "Check-in" is a noun; "Check in" is a VERB. MS Project Server 2010 appears to use them indiscriminately, and it is mildly annoying.

Correct usage: Do you want to check in your project?

Incorrect usage: Do you want to checkin your project?

THe same holds true for "Log in" vs "Login" or "Log-in" and "Log off" vs "Logoff" or "Log-off"

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  1. Anonymous
    2010-10-21T23:31:52+00:00

    As a person with a linguistics background and mild grammatical/capitalization

    OCD, I appreciate your comment.  I might recommend you post this on the specific

    Project Professional 2010 forum, and perhaps provide a couple of examples

    where specifically in the program you see these issues.

    That might help get them resolved at some point.

    Andrew Lavinsky [MVP]

    Twitter: @alavinsky

    Blog: http://blogs.catapultsystems.com/epm

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