Hi All I had introduction meeting with a customer's manger, and I prepared a follow up thank you letter: Dear xyz it was a big pleasure to have this fruitiness meeting with you. and in case you needed any support or have any issues you should

Philip wrote: Sonja_muc wrote: Hi everybody, I am wondering why it is possible to write in a business letter, e.g.: a) I enclose a brochure of our full range of products (read this many times in sample letters) "I am enclosing" is

Sonja_muc wrote: Hi everybody, I am wondering why it is possible to write in a business letter, e.g.: a) I enclose a brochure of our full range of products (read this many times in sample letters) "I am enclosing" is standard verbage.

Hi everybody, I am wondering why it is possible to write in a business letter, e.g.: a) I enclose a brochure of our full range of products (read this many times in sample letters) but it sounds very odd to say something like b) As the

Advoca, I notice that you’ve answered my question in another post. A good guide to American style business letters is "Merriam Webster's Guide to Business Correspondence." It comes with a disk with sample letters too. It is published by

There is no hard and fast rule, but the most common practice is to put the author's initials in capitals and the typist's initials in lower case. Here is an example: LC/vb When there are more pages than one in a letter it is normal practice