Does this sound natural in English? Did I use the hyphen correctly?
I removed the window-related configurations.
Context:
I'm talking about the window of a computer application.
I used "configurations" in plural form because I configured the title of the window and the transparency of the window. I guess in this case it should be plural, right?
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Zoltán Király I guess in this case it should be plural, right? Yes. That sounds reasonable to me.
- Zoltán Király I guess in this case it should be plural, right?
- Yes.
- That sounds reasonable to me.
- CJ
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Zoltán Király I guess in this case it should be plural, right?
Yes. That sounds reasonable to me.
CJ
0Probably display-related would be more precise. Otherwise, it gets confused with the "Windows" operating system.
Configuration usually relates to an assemblage of settings. Each variable is one setting, for example: "title", "size", "transparency" and "background color" are settings. A particular combination of setting values is a configuration.
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