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A letter from a person to a business |
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The end of one page and the beginning of the another page |
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Four returns and three blank lines |
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A report that is not bound |
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Everything starts at the left margin |
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A single line of a paragraph left at the bottom of a page or the top of a second page |
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Usually keyed in the center of the page and in all capitals. Indicates the title of the report or table |
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Parts of a Business Letter |
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Date, Letter Address, Salutation, Body, Complimentary Close, Typed Name/Title, Typist’s Initials, and Enclosure |
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Indicates the person who keyed/typed the letter/memo other than the writer |
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The address of the writer of the letter |
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A letter from a business to business or from a business to an individual |
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Return Address, Date, Letter Address, Salutation, Body, Complimentary Close, Typed Name/Title, and Enclosure |
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No punctuation after the salutation or the complimentary close |
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Something included with the letter |
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Two returns and one blank line |
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Usually typed in all capitals. Alert the reader of the content of the letter or memo |
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Gives credit to quoted material |
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