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English to German translations [PRO] Tech/Engineering - Computers: Software | | English term or phrase: all-capped | | All-capped and bolded words within the FPDS are defined in the Additional Information |
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Incorrect use of English actually, but it\'s understandable, within limits.... |
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David Moore Local time: 14:07
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12 hrs confidence:  uppercase
Explanation: Although the other suggestions are acceptable, uppercase would be the technical term. MS Word uses this (see Tools>Change case)
Uppercase and bold/boldcase words...
up·per·case Printing. adj. Abbr. u.c., UC 1. Belonging to, set, or printed in capital letters; capital: an uppercase A; uppercase titles. --up·per·case tr.v. up·per·cased, up·per·cas·ing, up·per·cas·es. To print or set in uppercase letters.
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