In British English^x, Numbers^x, Abbreviations^x

Is there any way of abbreviating the term "telephone number" which is recognised as more correct in British English than other ways? I've seen "Phone 12345", "Phone: 12345", "Tel. 12345", Tel.: 12345" and others, and am wondering which one to choose for letterheads. Also, are country code, area...

In another thread (Prepositions) Chameleon made reference to the difference between "different from" and "different to". For what it's worth, here's my take on it. DIFFERENT FROM is correct. All else is ... less correct. Here's why: Why is "different from" correct? Okay, let's start...

(I am posting these Intros while Donna Richoux is away. Maria.) Last Revised 2003-05-23 (23 May 2003) ~~ Contents of Intro B: Useful Web Sites for AUE Participants ~~ - Where to find previous postings - Where to learn about ASCII IPA - Learning English as a Foreign Language - Audio Archives -...