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Figure 1 - Written communication.

Figure 1 - Written communication. Figure 2 - Elements of communication. Figure 3 - Texting. Figure 4 - Postal service. Figure 5 - Facsimile machine. Figure 6 - Compose a draft. Figure 7 - Header structure. Figure 8 - Letterhead along with date.

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Figure 1 - Written communication.

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  1. Figure 1 - Written communication.

  2. Figure 2 - Elements of communication.

  3. Figure 3 - Texting.

  4. Figure 4 - Postal service.

  5. Figure 5 - Facsimile machine.

  6. Figure 6 - Compose a draft.

  7. Figure 7 - Header structure.

  8. Figure 8 - Letterhead along with date.

  9. Figure 9 - Return address and date printed on plain paper.

  10. Figure 10 - Letter addressed to Janice Duncan (Letterhead).

  11. Figure 11 - Letter addressed to the company.

  12. Figure 12 - Letter without salutation.

  13. Figure 13 - Full block style letter with mixed punctuation.

  14. Figure 14 - Modified block style letter with mixed punctuation.

  15. Figure 15 - Report.

  16. Figure 16 - Sample service report. (Courtesy First Truck Centre)

  17. Figure 17 - Inappropriate Internet browsing.

  18. Table 1 - Memo request for core credit exercise.

  19. Table 2 - Positive reply to an order or routine request exercise.

  20. Table 3 - Email request from your supervisor exercise.

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