Probably you can now. But a year or two ago ... but you're probably right, the problem has probably been corrected. If you didn't want the title page could you instruct it to print from Page 2 to Page 6? Simpler still: Save As RTF, Open it

In my opinion, they're both grammatically correct. In response to your job posting s , in your company's website, regarding the positions for the Graduate 2010 program, I have attached my CV and application form for your consideration.

hi Are the following 2 sentences grammatically correct? And which one might be better? sentence1 In response to your job posting, in your company's website, regarding the positions for the Graduate 2010 program, I have attached my CV and

I've prolly asked this before and am shamed to do so again, but there's something I'm not getting right. I want to save the title page for a Final Draft screenplay, but it never saves it. Can someone, baby steps- style, walk me

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I just want to improve my English by meeting and talking tp people all around the world. I'll get a Toefl test next month, I'm so concerned about it's result. I need to get a high score for my goals. It will be useful to hang on this

There is an infinite number of opportunities to waste time on the Internet. I went to a Bangor, Maine newspaper website and they have all kinds of ways to waste time. Voting numbers are crunched and displayed in all sorts of imaginative ways. So

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Dear madam and sir, My interest in business dates back to my years at international ECO College of Insurance of Allame Tabatabaee University in Iran , where I received a Bachelor degree of Insurance Management in July 2008.

I am writing an informal meeting notes - grateful for corrections. Thanks a lot. Presents: ….. Apologies: --- Dear Members, I think it is better to write our decision we took in our last meeting. 2. The committee has