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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Business & Finance
"herewith" or "as attached"
Witch one is better in a formal letter?
1. Moreover, all above documents and software of all equipment are included in a CD as attached.
2. Moreover, herewith all above documents and software of all equipment are included in a CD.
1. Moreover, all above documents and software of all equipment are included in a CD as attached.
2. Moreover, herewith all above documents and software of all equipment are included in a CD.
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Neither is good. I suggest eg Moreover, all of the above documents and the software for all of the equipment are included on the attached CD. Depending on your preceding context, it might also be a good idea to delete 'Moreover'.
- Neither is good.
- I suggest eg Moreover, all of the above documents and the software for all of the equipment are included on the attached CD.
- Depending on your preceding context, it might also be a good idea to delete 'Moreover'.
- Clive
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Neither is good.
I suggest eg Moreover, all of the above documents and the software for all of the equipment are included on the attached CD.
Depending on your preceding context, it might also be a good idea to delete 'Moreover'.
Clive
I suggest eg Moreover, all of the above documents and the software for all of the equipment are included on the attached CD.
Depending on your preceding context, it might also be a good idea to delete 'Moreover'.
Clive
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