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Old 10-Oct-2006, 08:39
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Angry use of must and should

Quite often i come across pages that have headings as Prerequisites.
The statements below that are usually list items
for example:
Prerequisites
The UA5000(PVMV1) is in the normal state.
Is this fine as it is.
Or is it right when written as
The UA5000 (PVMv1) must be in normal state.
Please give me explanations as to whichever is appropriate and
also some links of using must and should under prerequistes heading style
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Old 10-Oct-2006, 10:07
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Default Re: use of must and should

Either. Also, given the subheading, the simple "is" is fine.

Beware of other modals under this subheading. You could not have
Prerequisites
1) The lid may be screwed tightly shut
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.
.
But you could have
Prerequisites
1) The switch may be set to either ON or OFF
.
.
.
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