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Pete McNally wrote:
> Hi,
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> I have noticed that many forms on the web have a "Submit" button to send
> the contents of the form back to the server. The word submit seems to go
> against the usability requirement of speaking the users' language. My
> impression is that this words seems to be very techie and probably
> originated from the back-end folks.
Hi Pete,
We use OK a CANCEL, with appropriate closure, on the forms/screens etc. without
any problems.
cheers,
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