OK, it's a nit

In the Setup screen (and maybe other places), most if not
all uses of 
the abbreviation "i.e." (latin for "id
est", meaning "that is") should 
be changed to "e.g." (latin for "exempli
gratia", meaning "for example").

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Tim wrote:
> In the Setup screen (and maybe other places), most if
not all uses of 
> the abbreviation "i.e." (latin for "id
est", meaning "that is") should 
> be changed to "e.g." (latin for "exempli
gratia", meaning "for example").
>
>   
It is a nit, but it's accurate.  


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Eric Brunson wrote:
> Tim wrote:
>> In the Setup screen (and maybe other places), most
if not all uses of 
>> the abbreviation "i.e." (latin for
"id est", meaning "that is") should 
>> be changed to "e.g." (latin for
"exempli gratia", meaning "for
example").
>>
>>   
> It is a nit, but it's accurate.  

Yup, and Glen fixed this in svn but didn't reply to the
message. Thanks 
for the Nit, we will be looking at your bigger items as
well.

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