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Usenet Posted 23 years ago
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Wouldn't like to sound cheeky, but could I ask anyone who is good at English to take a look at a piece of news I made up? It deals with a sample application, which is conceived to underline some features of a gui library. Does it sound quite natural? = (The sample) Illustrates how to use feature-rich flat tabs to be introduced in SomeSoftware 5.55 (coming soon). With a new flat tab control, you may create tabs that look like sheet tabs in Microsoft Excel or Output pane tabs in Microsoft Visual Studio 6. Or you may even give your tabs any customized look and feel you wish.
= Thank you in advance.
Regards, Alexander Bodnarchuk
(The sample) Illustrates how to use feature-rich flat tabs to be introduced in SomeSoftware 5.55 (coming soon). With a new flat tab control, you may create tabs that look like sheet tabs in Microsoft Excel or Output pane tabs in Microsoft Visual Studio 6. Or you may even give your tabs any customized look and feel you wish.
The flat tab control allows you to easily use any windows and controls as its pages: trees, lists, edits, dialogs, and etc. Besides it can be inserted into any window including dialogs, MDI/SDI views and control bars (as it is made in the sample).
= Thank you in advance.Regards, Alexander Bodnarchuk
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55 (coming soon). With a new ... 55 (coming soon).
- 55 (coming soon).
- With a new ...
- 55 (coming soon).
- With our new Flat Tab control, you may create tabs that look like the sheet tabs in Microsoft Excel or the Output pane tabs in Microsoft Visual Studio 6.
- Or you may give your tabs any customized look and feel you wish.
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[nq:1](The sample) Illustrates how to use feature-rich flat tabs to be introduced in SomeSoftware 5.55 (coming soon). With a new ... can be inserted into any window including dialogs, MDI/SDI views and control bars (as it is made in the sample).[/nq]
Assuming I understand the use of your app (which I might not) I would write that as follows:
(The sample) Illustrates how to use featur
Assuming I understand the use of your app (which I might not) I would write that as follows:
(The sample) Illustrates how to use featur
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[nq:1]Assuming I understand the use of your app (which I might not) I would write that as follows: (The sample) ... They can be inserted into any window including MDI/SDI views and control bars (as it is shown in the sample).[/nq]
Thank you very much John for your help. The only question left is why we cannot use the construction "... Flat Tabs to be introduced in..." (noun+passive infinitive
Thank you very much John for your help. The only question left is why we cannot use the construction "... Flat Tabs to be introduced in..." (noun+passive infinitive
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[nq:2]Assuming I understand the use of your app (which I ... and control bars (as it is shown in the sample).[/nq]
[nq:1]Thank you very much John for your help. The only question left is why we cannot use the construction "... Flat Tabs to be introduced in..." (noun+passive infinitive)? Is it a matter of a grammar mistake or something else?[/nq]
You can use "to be introduced in" if you li
[nq:1]Thank you very much John for your help. The only question left is why we cannot use the construction "... Flat Tabs to be introduced in..." (noun+passive infinitive)? Is it a matter of a grammar mistake or something else?[/nq]
You can use "to be introduced in" if you li
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[nq:1]You can use "to be introduced in" if you like, it isn't wrong. It's just that when I see "to ... With the date lacking, replaced by a vague (coming soon), the phrase "that will be introduced" just sounded more natural.[/nq]
Thank you for your fast reply.
Regards, Alexander Bodnarchuk
Thank you for your fast reply.
Regards, Alexander Bodnarchuk
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