: Re: How to format the transcript of a telephonic conversation for email? What is the usual and customary way to write an e-mail to my lead for the telephonic conversation that I had with client

If you want to write an email to follow up and phone conversation, here are some points you might want to include: express appreciation for the person's time in talking with you; list key topics discussed; summarize agreements reached; identify next steps to take and dates for completion; include your contact details.

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: Switching to fiction software OK, I admit to dinosaur-era technology. My first computer was the Radio Shack Color Computer 2 with a tape deck for memory storage (seriously). Websites were in

: Use of ellipses at the end of a passage My actual passage is a bit involved, but I've had this come up a few times over the years, and I've never resolved the issue. So I'll give a generic

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