NAMING CONVENTIONS

Script Prefixes (3 letters, followed by dot)

Examples:
spr.rollover.3-state, 
nav.goTo.All-purpose
mem.preload.castA->B

spr. = Sprite script
nav. = Navigational script (within or between movies)
snd. = Sound Script (WAV, AIF, etc.)
vid. = Video script (general)
mov. = QuickTime-specific script
avi. = Video for Windows-specific script
mpg. = MPEG-specific script
mem. = Memory script
cst. = Cast/Member script
lst. = List script (linear or property)
fio. = File I/O Script
anc. = Ancestor script
txt. = Text/RTF script
fld. = Field script
trn. = Transition script
shp. = Shape script
pal. = Palette script
crs. = Cursor script
flm. = Filmloop script
pcs. = PICS script
net. = NetLingo, incl. browser, scripts
swa. = Shockwave/Shockwave Audio script
swf. = Shockwave Flash script
xtr. = 3rd Party Xtra script
jav. = Java script
acx. = ActiveX script
ole. = OLE script
sys. = System script (CD-ROM, environment, etc.)
dir. = Director script (i.e., movie scripts, not a behavior)

Script suffixes:

If a script is Mac or PC only, it should end in a .pc or .mac

Variables:

Property variables are preceded with a lower case "p"
(i.e. pWhichEvent)
Global variables are preceded with a lower case "g"
(i.e. gMasterList)
Local variables are preceded with nothing
(i.e. increment, offset)

* exception: Properties which are also lingo keywords 
(i.e. "Ancestor")