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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Letter Writing
Carbon Copy someone in place of someone else
I have a letter that has someone carbon copied. My boss does not want to re-do the letter, but one of the carbon copied people needs to be changed. He said to use an "xe" and put the other person's name (the one that should be carbon copied in place of the person's name that is currently listed).
I'm afraid I don't know what that means. Can anyone help? Thanks.
I'm afraid I don't know what that means. Can anyone help? Thanks.
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It sounds quite strange. Im not to sure i understand what your saying So a name got mixed up when doing "carbon copying" and you need replace that persons name with the correct one, and put the (xe) to show its been changed? so..
- It sounds quite strange.
- Im not to sure i understand what your saying So a name got mixed up when doing "carbon copying" and you need replace that persons name with the correct one, and put the (xe) to show its been changed?
- so..
- Richard William Barret.
- [wrong name] changed to (xe) Harry Lee Jarman.
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It sounds quite strange. Im not to sure i understand what your saying
So a name got mixed up when doing "carbon copying" and you need replace that persons name with the correct one, and put the (xe) to show its been changed?
so..
Richard William Barret. [wrong name]
changed to
(xe) Harry Lee Jarman.
This may not be right so don't do it yet, it
So a name got mixed up when doing "carbon copying" and you need replace that persons name with the correct one, and put the (xe) to show its been changed?
so..
Richard William Barret. [wrong name]
changed to
(xe) Harry Lee Jarman.
This may not be right so don't do it yet, it
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