*I* would be capitalized because it's a trademarked
Posted By: system unto itself...InFUSE BMP....n/m on 2007-10-09
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Subject: *I* would be capitalized because it's a trademarked
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Subject: it's a trademarked name.....
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The S, P, and P should be capitalized....nm
Subject: The S, P, and P should be capitalized....nm
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I would say not capitalized, but I have been known to be
Subject: I would say not capitalized, but I have been known to be
wrong before.
I have never capitalized these
Subject: I have never capitalized these
WOW! I have never capitalized these before. Hopefully someone will answer and we both will know! Did the QA person refer you to the place where they found this info?
Not capitalized.
Subject: Not capitalized.
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Subject: Actually, no, not capitalized.
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Subject: No, I don't think it should be capitalized.
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Subject: No - not capitalized. nm
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with the 'R' capitalized?
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Subject: Not QA, but some are ALWAYS capitalized.
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Subject: Choice should be capitalized (nm)
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Subject: is Hibiclens capitalized?
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Subject: not capitalized, lowercase. nm
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Subject: Not capitalized, per Stedman's
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Subject: I don't think in that case it would be capitalized. NM
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Subject: Wherever I looked it is capitalized...sm
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