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  1. 13-Sep-2012, 19:02 #1
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    Question Walk-through/Run-through?

    Hi,


    Should I use a hyphen for "Run-through" and "Walk-through"? Is it one word? When used in titles, should it be "Run-Through" and "Walk-Through"?


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    Default Re: Walk-through/Run-through?

    Yes, you should put in a hyphen. By the way, please do not capitalize common words except in titles. And even in titles, recent practice often avoids capitals except for proper names.
    Last edited by abaka; 14-Sep-2012 at 19:12. Reason: typo sigh
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    Default Re: Walk-through/Run-through?

    Thank you. Much appreciated.
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