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Yeah, I like #2.<br />
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Btw, I suppose I could've used circles in the screenshot and then wrote &quot;circled in the above screenshot&quot;; however, we don't use circles anywhere in the doc suite, so I need to be stylistically consistent. :)<br />
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Thank you for your quick response!
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Yeah, I like #2.

Btw, I suppose I could've used circles in the screenshot and then wrote "circled in the above screenshot"; however, we don't use circles anywhere in the doc suite, so I need to be stylistically consistent. :)

Thank you for your quick response!

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You're welcome! Funny how &quot;circled&quot; seems perfectly fine as a verb there, but &quot;squared&quot; or &quot;rectangled&quot; doesn't do it for me. :)
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You're welcome! Funny how "circled" seems perfectly fine as a verb there, but "squared" or "rectangled" doesn't do it for me. :)

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Yeah, I guess this go on forever...&quot;ovaled&quot;...&quot;elli<wbr />psed&quot;. :)
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Yeah, I guess this go on forever..."ovaled"..."ellipsed". :)

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Hi,<br />
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In the fictitious &nbsp;screenshot below, (which contains only two fields, but my live screenshot for customers has six), and each option is more complex than my example.<br />
<a href="https://filedb.experts-exchange.com/incoming/2017/08_w35/1190491/BoxedFieldNames.png" target="_blank" title="Boxed Field Names (3 KB)"><img alt="Boxed Field Names" class="file-block lazyload" style="max-width: 228px;" data-src="https://filedb.experts-exchange.com/incoming/2017/08_w35/1190491/BoxedFieldNames.png" /></a><br />
I enclosed the field names in black boxes to make them stand out. Accordingly, I wrote:<br />
&quot;This option consists of six settings, <b>boxed</b> in the above screenshot.&quot;<br />
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But, is &quot;boxed&quot; the correct word here?<br />
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Thanks,<br />
Steve
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BoxedFieldNames.png

Hi,

In the fictitious  screenshot below, (which contains only two fields, but my live screenshot for customers has six), and each option is more complex than my example.


I enclosed the field names in black boxes to make them stand out. Accordingly, I wrote:
"This option consists of six settings, boxed in the above screenshot."

But, is "boxed" the correct word here?

Thanks,
Steve

Tech Writing - Terminology For Screen Component Enclosed in Box

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