Include word in the Business Letter

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How to include word in the Business Letter

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in this video were going to learn how to properly set up business letters using Microsoft Word before you begin typing the letter theres a few changes that youll want to make to your document the first thing were going to do is were going to change our top margin right now its set at 1 inch and we want to change that to 2 inches so to do that were going to go to page layout and were going to click on margins and since we only want to change one of the margins were going to come all the way down to the bottom and click on custom margins the only change we need to make here would be to change that top to a2 and you can just simply type that in its a lot faster than using the arrow keys to move that and then you can just simply press OK and notice that my cursor jumped down here so now I now have a two inch top margin the next change that we want to make is we want to go ahead and change our font style size and some spacing options so before you make any changes were going to s

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Introduction: The introductory paragraph of the letter introduces the purpose of the correspondence to the recipient. Body: The body paragraph or paragraphs provide details about the letters subject or purpose. Closing statement: The closing paragraph of the letter summarizes and concludes the message.
Strategies for Effective Letters Remember that a letter has five main areas: The heading, which establishes the sender, often including address and date. The introduction, which establishes the purpose. The body, which articulates the message.
Unlike a rsum or cover letter, it can be more than one page, and is likely to contain six parts: The Heading. The heading contains the return address with the date on the last line. Recipients Address. The Salutation. The Body. The Complimentary Close. The Signature Line. Enclosures.
The basic rule of thumb is simply mentioning them after everything else. In a professional letter, you formally end it with your signature, then you list the enclosures. After writing the enclosure notation, you attach your documents or slip the extra documents into the envelope.
Traditionally, one writes encl. after the signature block to indicate the presence of enclosed documents.
Ensure that any facts you include in your writing have been checked for accuracy, dont include anything which, however well-meaning your intentions, could be construed by the reader as discriminatory, inflammatory or offensive, and dont be critical of others in your writing.
There are six parts to the business letter: the heading, the recipients address, the salutation, the message, the closing, and the signature. The heading includes the writers address and the date, and all addresses are written following the U.S. Post Office format.
An enclosure notation--Enclosure:, Encl., or Enc. --alerts the recipient that additional material (such as a rsum or a technical article) is included with the letter.

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