mid term test Flashcards
(25 cards)
contains the name or e-mail address of each recipient; each name and/or address is usually separated by a semicolon or common
to box
contains a descriptive name for the message; typed with upper- and lower case letters
subject box
friendly opening; followed by a colon
greeting
message; type with short lines and paragraphs in plain text
body
sender’s first name or first and last name
sender’s name
writer’s identity and contact information; also known as a signature in some e-mail software
writer’s identification
printed name, address, and telephone number (and/or fax number and e-mail address) of the company
letterhead
month, day, and year of the letter; type 2 inches from the top of the page
date line
name and address of the party to whom the letter is written; begin 4 lines below the date
inside address
opening greeting; type 2 lines below the inside address
salutation
business letter standard punctuation
a colon after the salutation and a comma after the complimentary closing
text or message of the letter;begin 2 lines below the salutation
body
closing farewell; type 2 lines below the body
complimentary closing
handwritten signature of the writer
signature
name, or title, or both of the writer; begin 4 lines below the complimentary closing
writer’s identification
initials of the typist; type 2 lines below the writer’s identification
reference initials
what is the greeting line called
salutation
printed guide words typed in bold (including the colon); press tab after the colon as needed to align the heading entries at the same point; begin 2 inches from the top of the page
memo heading
name of the recipient; if a title is included, separate the name and the title with a comma
memo to heading
name of writer; if a title is included, separate the name and title with a comma; followed by handwritten initials of sender
from heading
month, day, and year the memo was typed
date heading
subject of the memo; if the subject wraps to a second line, press tab at the start of the second line as needed to align the second line at the same point as the first line.
subject heading
text or message of the memo; type 2 lines below the subject heading
body
initials of the typist; type 2 lines below the body
reference initials