Cece  +  260699 Tue, 29 Aug 06 09:45 PM I am writing a letter for my manager. I will close with Sincerely, Dr. Smith. Under his name I want to indicate that I wrote the letter on his behalf. How do I denote this please or is this even necessary?  Thank you so much. Cece Cece Joined on Mon, Aug 21 2006 New Member 02

	Nef  +  260773 Wed, 30 Aug 06 01:31 AM  Cece wrote: I am writing a letter for my manager. I will close with Sincerely, Dr. Smith. Under his name I want to indicate that I wrote the letter on his behalf. How do I denote this please or is this even necessary?  Thank you so much. Cece Hi, Cece Dr. Smith may want this to be done in a particular way. It would be good to find out. Sometimes, people do this: XS:ce (or) XS/ce (XS would be Dr. Smith's initials; ce would be yours.) Nef Joined on Sun, Jan 1 2006 California, USA Regular Member 638

	MrPedantic  +  260782 Wed, 30 Aug 06 02:04 AM Alternatively, you could use p.p. or per pro., which = 'per procurationem'. (This means 'by/through the agency of'.) In this instance, you would sign it as follows:        Yours sincerely              p.p. Cece        Dr X. Smith MrP MrPedantic Joined on Tue, Oct 12 2004 Veteran Member 12,592 ...opella forensis / adducit febris... Yours Sincerely