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Referencing the Institution
Organization Names
Buildings
Degrees and Programs
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General Editorial Guidelines (A–Z)
Writing for Vital Record
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Commonly Misused Words
Extra help for commas
Extra Help for Word Choice
Military Titles
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log in, log on, log off vs. login, logon, logoff
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log in, log on, log off vs. login, logon, logoff
Two words, no hyphen when a verb:
She sat down to log in to her computer.
One word, no hyphen when used as a noun or adjective:
She typed in her login name. His logon was still active.