A lot of companies
Posted By: Patty on 2009-05-27
In Reply to: not its clear FiberSource but i don't remember how to write it. - DD
Subject: A lot of companies
capitalize the entire word of the product as FIBERSOURCE but I think it's acceptable to use lower case as FiberSource.
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