What is the correct spacing for writing a business letter or form ??
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single spaced within a paragraph.  when u go on to a NEW paragraph, then double space.
978368
A business letter is used for business communications, usually between or among companies. Most business letters have a formal tone.  Hope this link helps.\n\nhttp://writing.colostate.edu/guides/documents/bletter/pop2a.cfm
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I agree wholeheartedly.  Use the best paper you can afford, draft what you will say before you start to write.  Make sure the watermark in your paper is right-side-up and legible from left-to-right.  If necessary, use a ruled sheet of paper beneath your letter sheet to guide your writing and to keep it from slanting.  Use a matching envelope.  Make sure your stamps are appropriate under the circumstances.  If you are concerned about the time lag between your meeting and your letter being received, fax or email a fascimile, indicating that you are sending the same letter via the U.S. Mails (or send similar language by fax/email, but add a line that you are so enthusiastic about the opportunity that you wanted to get back to [recipient] as quickly as possible).  Best of luck.
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CORRECTIONS FOLLOW.  Look carefully, as some of them are easily missed (such as the colon after the salutation).  Corrected format, syntax, clarity, paragraphs, etc.  Good luck.\n\nDear So and So:\n\nI am writing this letter on the behalf of my Legacy for the Art Studio class. \n\nOur project consists of a storyboard/framed pictorial that focuses on a comedic story about about a man -- my father, in fact -- who does not know how to speak English, and what happens when he tries to buy chickens at KFC. \n\nThe artwork will contain multiple pen and pencil sketches on standard leter-sized white paper. I would like the artwork to be hung in suitable location at eye-level on the second or third floor. Please note that the contents (i.e., story, size, medium, etc.) of the artwork can be changed if necessary, however, due to the nature of this project, that could impose an unrealistic deadline on the project. \n\nPlease let me know if you require any further information or if I may be of assistance.\n\nSincerely yours,\n\nFalennixonx
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http://www.libraryonline.com/letter_templates.html\nhttp://dana.ucc.nau.edu/~csb7/etcweb/businessletter.html
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do not write too much\nor clutter your profiule up too much
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If it is just a single envelope then open up word. Go to page size, If the envelope is a DL then make the page size 99 by 210. If it is a C6 then make the page size 148 by 105. If it is a C5 make the page size 210 by 148 and if its an A4 make the page size 210 by 297. Now ur page size should resemble your envelope. Now write your text on the screen as you would like it to appear on the envelope, go to print then preferances and unless its an A5 or A6 you will have to set the print size in manually. This differs for differant printers.Alternitavly if it is for mass mailing let me know and i can help you further
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I use Word 2000. You'll find a "show all" menu item in your view menu. (It looks like a 'p' seen from behind). If you use it then your document will look messy, but it helps you in finding out if you've put extra spaces in between words/paragraphs. Take your own time to understand this feature. I recommend you check the whole document with this feature before print previewing.\n\nOr do what other people have suggested - decrease the line spacing! (format>>paragraphs)
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Sure, try kinkos. But, it's relatively easy to do it through ms word (tools->envelopes and labels). Just type in the dimensions of the envelope.
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Covering letters should really have 3 paragraphs.\n\n1) Stating the purpose of the letter\n\n2) Briefly highlighting your main "sales points"\n\n3) Closing / sign off.\n\nSo, for example:\n\n\nDear Sir,\n\nI would like to apply for the position of Shop Manager as advertised in March edition of Retail News. I have enclosed a copy of my CV as requested.\n\nAs you will see on my CV I have 15 years experience working within the retail sector primarily in supervisory positions, and possess a BA in Retail Management.\n\nI trust that my application will be of interest to you, and if you have any questions please do not hesitate to contact me.\n\nYours faithfully,\n\nJohn Smith
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<br>\n\nThat leaves a space in between text or objects. You would just copy and paste that how ever many times you need it.
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look at the top of the page at all the menus. go to format. then paragraph. the tab should say indent and spacing. on there it should say line spacing and have a box where you can choose what spacing you want. you may have to highlight the entire writting before you click on the menus so it knows to apply this spacing to the entire work. hope this helps.
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I say paragraph form.  I used to be a recruiter and I have never heard of the T format.  That would get on my nerves.
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by reducing the following you can fit into one page....\n1)letter spacing\n2)line spacing\n3)text indents\n4)font size\n5)reducing tabs to spaces\n6)line height(by using css in files source code)
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type in the AND SIGN (&) and then write the word: HEARTS\nafter that, no spaces,  put in one of these  ;\n\nso it should be & hearts ;\n\nbut no spaces in between\n\n♥   seeee    :   )
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I would recommend creating a header that includes your name, mailing address, phone numbers, and e-mail address. Your name should be larger than the rest of the text. It looks good to left justify the name and right justify the contact information. Check out the ppt linked below for more pointers on overall resume development. The key characteristic a good resume is that it says a lot about you in as little text as possible.
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Font size must be 14 times new roman and the line spacing is just basic.