To 'pp' a letterThis is a discussion thread · 25 replies Guest: Please explain how to 'pp' a letter. Help needed urgently How do I pp a letter? in other words if Peters name is at the bottom of the letter how do I (Juliette) sign it for him?? Thanks Pia: all you have to do is sign in yourself and put pp/ (written in ink) in front of Peter's name. Full Member103 Thank you so much! I am not the original poster of this request, but have come back to this site twice, via a search engine, to remember how to PP a letter. Much thanks to Pia and Scholar, you are[*]s, Lori Gator New Member01 Guest: Ditto to Lori, that had been really useful info!Guest: Thanks, this has really been helpful. My boss said to write a letter for him and to pp it, had no idea what that meant. Now i know. Thanks again. Show more
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