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# A note on ellipsis: they indicate when an action won't immediately happen, but needs more information from the user.
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# For example, "Open File..." won't open a file, it'll ask the user to choose a file and *then* open the file.
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# Whereas "Close" or "About" wouldn't need any information, they'd immediately happen as soon as you click it.
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# In general, if clicking the thing immediately does that thing, no ellipsis. If it asks for more information, ellipsis.
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# This is the case for English, but other languages may have other rules or ways of showing this.
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# Some items may be also be duplicated here, like "About Ruffle" in the menu and "About Ruffle" elsewhere as the header of the about menu.
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# This is because some languages may use different wording for one or the other, especially with things like capitalisation.
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