i did a search on google and just got a bunch of sites trying to sell me a book.

I have a company who are a Microsoft Certified Partner and demand their site be made according to the "Microsoft Manual of Style." Has anyone ever run into this compliance?

•Use technical terms correctly and consistently—including do’s, don’ts, and alternatives for usage.
•Employ the appropriate tone and voice for your audience.
•Produce written and visual content suitable for a worldwide audience.
•Apply best practices for writing and tagging Web content.
•Write better documentation—from dialog boxes and error messages to Web pages and software code.
•Know the standards for creating accessible communications.
•Optimize your indexes, cross-references, and keyword lists.
•Get fast answers on spelling, grammar, and punctuation.

http://www.microsoft.com/mspress/books/6074.aspx

Sounds scary to me!

I've never heard of it before, but I wouldn't take on any site that had to be made according to a Manual. That's just BS.

Ditto what Adam said !

LOL...we're not. We're designing it and handing it off to another company to do the programming.

thanks for your help "webfinity"