Headings

The first and the last word in the heading, regardless of the part of speech.

The preposition to, unless it is the first or the last word in the heading.

All nouns, subject and object pronouns (you, we, us, they, them, it), verbs, adverbs and adjectives, including possessive adjectives (your, our, their, its).

Note: In Veeam technical documentation, we do not use first-person pronouns (I, me, my) or gendered pronouns (he, she, his, her) in headings.

Case-sensitive words, even if they are nouns or verbs (for example, command line commands).

Adverbs that are part of phrasal verbs (for example, Back Up, Log In, Set Up).

Prepositions that link phrasal verbs to their objects (for example, Log In to Microsoft 365), unless a preposition is the last word in the heading (for example, Select Server to Log In To).

All subordinating conjunctions (although, since, if, before, after, unless, until, for (to), as, though, that, once, when, while, because).

All coordinating conjunctions (and, or, nor, but, for, yet, so), unless a conjunction is the first word in the heading.

All prepositions that contain more than 4 letters.

All prepositions that contain 4 letters or fewer, unless a preposition is the first or the last word in the heading.

Parts of hyphenated compound words that must be capitalized according to the rules listed in this table (for example, On-Demand Sandbox, Scale-Out Backup Repository).

Parts of hyphenated compound words that must not be capitalized according to the rules listed in this table (for example, Point-in-Time Restore).

The negative quantifier no and the negative adverb not.

All articles (a, an, the), unless an article is the first word in the heading.

Note: In Veeam technical documentation, we do not use articles in headings.