Cyrus Daboo wrote:
Hi Simon,--On March 2, 2009 3:24:01 PM -0500 Simon Vaillancourt <simon.vaillancourt at oracle.com> wrote:I just ran it through a spell checker which suggested to replace "all the" with "the entire" so after asking a tech writer here, he agreed itsounded better. Both sentences mean the same thing, it's just that one issounding slightly better. Yes, that is a bit nitpicky.I think the spell checker is being dumb. It is only considering "all the address" which would be wrong by itself, rather than "all the address book collections" which is fine. Now if you really prefer "the entire" it would be better as "the entire set of address book collections ...".