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Hi,
The company I work in has a software product, that creates a report printout from various data. On the footer of the printout we write "Created with GGG" (GGG stands here for the name of the product). However, I was wondering if it wouldn't be better to write "Created *** GGG". Is there any difference in the meaning? Is one more correct than the other at all?
Thanks
The company I work in has a software product, that creates a report printout from various data. On the footer of the printout we write "Created with GGG" (GGG stands here for the name of the product). However, I was wondering if it wouldn't be better to write "Created *** GGG". Is there any difference in the meaning? Is one more correct than the other at all?
Thanks
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why not tell us the actual name? As it stands the are both viable phrases but the actual name you are using might make one sound better than the other
- why not tell us the actual name?
- As it stands the are both viable phrases but the actual name you are using might make one sound better than the other
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why not tell us the actual name?
As it stands the are both viable phrases but the actual name you are using might make one sound better than the other
As it stands the are both viable phrases but the actual name you are using might make one sound better than the other
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With implies that GGG has been used as a tool. By implies that GGG has done the report more on its own.
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