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Sure...

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pg 23:
e first icon at the top of the Launcher is the Dash, a major innovation  
and core element
of Unity—we will explore the Dash in a later section of this chapter.

pg 25:
Dash can help you find the names of files or folders.

pg 55:
Alternatively, you can click the Ubuntu buon in the top le corner of the  
screen at the top of the
Launcher to bring up Dash and type thunderbird into the search box.

pg 66:
To start Shotwell, click on Dash near the top-le of the screen, then  
select the Shotwell icon labeled View Photos. If you do not see Shotwell,  
simply type Shotwell in the search bar at the top of Dash, and you will see  
the Shotwell application soon appear.

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It seems that the inconsistencies only appear in the chapter's I've  
edited--I know...ironic (as fate/luck would have it, these are the only  
chapters where the Dash is discussed). So, MY preference is to say "the  
Dash" if everyone is good with that. I'll be happy to make the edits in  
Chapter 2 and 3 to whatever we agree to.

Then...my tummy will feel better. :)

--Jim


On , Kevin Godby <godbyk@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Hi, Jim.



> On Mon, Sep 24, 2012 at 4:25 PM, jimandmarcy@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> > As a sidenote, I still don't have a good feeling in my tummy with the

> > phraseology we are using to identify the Dash. Sometimes, we are using  
> the

> > article "the" in front of Dash...other times, not. I can argue both  
> sides of

> > this equation and arrive at no conclusion, however, I think we should be

> > consistent...either consistently one way, or consistently the other.



> Can you point me to a couple examples of this?



> Thanks!



> --Kevin