July 29, 2008 Mr. Frederick Hams, CFO Yellow Ribbon Publishing Co. 5610 Marigold Lane Daisy, MO 45109 Dear Mr. Hams, As a member of the implementation team, I would like to update you on the status of the printing press conversion project. As you know, we realized last year that our printing presses needed to be modernized in order to compete with the growing off-shore publishing houses. The new units will allow us to lower our prices and decrease the turn-around time for the client, thus increasing our profits. We anticipate that within the next thirty days, the company will be able to begin 100% of all printing on the newly installed presses. I would like to thank you for your continued support of this risky but necessary project. Sincerely, Marsha Waverly Project Manager To: Project Team Members Subject: Project Status Update Just wanted y'all to know: Phase 1 of the project was completed yesterday. Would personally like to congratulate all of you. We were able to get the new machinery up and running without any issues. Exec team is pleased with the initial output of the presses. Phase 2 is already in motion, and we're on track to complete project ahead of schedule. Thanks, it's great to work with y'all! Marsha Which writing convention distinguishes the business letter from the e-mail? A. unconventional spellings B. omitted punctuation marks C. word choice D. capitalization

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begin 100% of all printing on the newly installed presses. I would like to thank you for your continued support of this risky but necessary project. Sincerely, Marsha Waverly Project Manager To: Project Team Members Subject: Project Status Update Just wanted y'all to know: Phase 1 of the project was completed yesterday. Would personally like to congratulate all of you. We were able to get the new machinery up and running without any issues. Exec team is pleased with the initial output of the presses. Phase 2 is already in motion, and we're on track to complete project ahead of schedule. Thanks, it's great to work with y'all! Marsha Which writing convention distinguishes the business letter from the e-mail? A. unconventional spellings B. omitted punctuation marks C. word choice D. capitalization

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July 29, 2008 Mr. Frederick Hams, CFO Yellow Ribbon Publishing Co. 5610 Marigold Lane Daisy, MO 45109 Dear Mr. Hams, As a member of the implementation team, I would like to update you on the status of the printing press conversion project. As you know, we realized last year that our printing presses needed to be modernized in order to compete with the growing off-shore publishing houses. The new units will allow us to lower our prices and decrease the turn-around time for the client, thus increasing our profits. We anticipate that within the next thirty days, the company will be able to begin 100% of all printing on the newly installed presses. I would like to thank you for your continued support of this risky but necessary project. Sincerely, Marsha Waverly Project Manager      To: Project Team Members Subject: Project Status Update Just wanted y'all to know: Phase 1 of the project was completed yesterday. Would personally like to congratulate all of you. We were able to get the new machinery up and running without any issues. Exec team is pleased with the initial output of the presses. Phase 2 is already in motion, and we're on track to complete project ahead of schedule.  Thanks, it's great to work with y'all! Marsha     Which writing convention distinguishes the business letter from the e-mail?   A. unconventional spellings   B. omitted punctuation marks   C. word choice   D. capitalization

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User: July 29, 2008 Mr. Frederick Hams, CFO Yellow Ribbon Publishing Co. 5610 Marigold Lane Daisy, MO 45109 Dear Mr. Hams, As a member of the implementation team, I would like to update you on the status of the printing press conversion project. As you know, we realized last year that our printing presses needed to be modernized in order to compete with the growing off-shore publishing houses. The new units will allow us to lower our prices and decrease the turn-around time for the client, thus increasing our profits. We anticipate that within the next thirty days, the company will be able to begin 100% of all printing on the newly installed presses. I would like to thank you for your continued support of this risky but necessary project. Sincerely, Marsha Waverly Project Manager To: Project Team Members Subject: Project Status Update Just wanted y'all to know: Phase 1 of the project was completed yesterday. Would personally like to congratulate all of you. We were able to get the new machinery up and running without any issues. Exec team is pleased with the initial output of the presses. Phase 2 is already in motion, and we're on track to complete project ahead of schedule. Thanks, it's great to work with y'all! Marsha Which writing convention distinguishes the business letter from the e-mail? A. unconventional spellings B. omitted punctuation marks C. word choice D. capitalization

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