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Mouse Terminology – Using mouse verbs: Use drag, not drag and drop, for the action of moving a document or folder. It is all right to use drag-and-drop as an adjective, as in “moving the folder is a drag-and-drop operation.” Good Example Drag the folder to the desktop.
Mouse Terminology – Using mouse verbs: Use drag, not click and drag. Use press and drag only in entry-level products. The drag action includes holding down a button while moving the mouse and then releasing the button.
Mouse Terminology – Using mouse verbs: Always hyphenate double-click and right-click as verbs. Good Example Double-click the Word icon. Right-click to see the shortcut menu.
Do alphabetization word by word, not letter by letter. That is, words separated by spaces or commas are treated as two words. Alphabetizing stops at the end of a word unless the first word of two or more entries is the same.
Separate multiple page references with commas. Separate page ranges with en dashes. It is all right to use hyphens to indicate page ranges instead if you need to conserve space. Do not abbreviate page references. If possible, avoid long multiple page references listing consecutive pages. A page range might better represent the topic. Likewise, avoid [...]
