Dear All,

I am creating a new email to send to our users in our company although we have an IT Outsourcing supporting us with some critical request. I will be the man that helps to give a fast response to users in the house. I need to create an email telling users about the new IT Support email and telling users that they should contact me for any IT issues so I can delegate them or solve them in house.

Would you be able to create a template for me or advise me a site where there are email templates for IT?

This looks a bit dum to ask but my time is a bit short, and I need to speed up a few tasks.
Can you please advise?

Best regards,
Eduardo

Help with technical grammar.

is it:
Logging into the system
or
Logging in to the system.

I am interested to have consultation with Pittu more likely this friday.

However,I just wanted to know, As per my profile, Chances of getting PR depend on getting job offer from designate employer.As you know,my current consultant doesn't have that level of competency to handle such tasks,For any reason if that not materialized here too,how the arrangement of paid fee would be?

Appreciate your patience so far

Dear Team,
I wonder how you are able to respond so fast all over the day ! Much appreciated !

As I said before, Botim app I have never used. Skype need to be tested via VPN.
How can we make sure whether these are going to work prior to our scheduled call ?

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which is correct sentence and why

1)
There are possible risks, but nonetheless, we feel it’s a sound investment;
-OR-
There are possible risks, nonetheless, we feel it’s a sound investment;

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2)
Their team hadn’t lost a game the entire season. but Nevertheless, we beat them by a huge margin last night;
-OR-
Their team hadn’t lost a game the entire season. Nevertheless, we beat them by a huge margin last night;

Hello,

For a web application, documented in a Wiki, I have a data element (call it THING) which can contain one or more WIDGETS  There exist two places in the instruction set for THING where I refer the user to the separate instructions for WIDGET.

TO ENTER A THING:

1. blah blah blah
2. Enter a Widget. Click here for info. ("Here" takes you to a separate section for widget entry,))
3. To generate additional sequential widgets (one more month)
     a. Click "GENERATE SEQ"
     b. Enter number of Widgets
     c. For each month, enter a widget. Click here for info.
4. Enter notes for the Thing.
5. Click OK to Save.

My instructions to enter a widget are somewhat involved, and, in the interest of "reusability" are contained in their own section.

Widget Entry: (located in its own section which I can link to.)
1. Enter cost.
2. Enter date.
3 etc.
4 etc.

To my question: after user completes step 4, I want him to return to the "Thing" instruction at the point where he left off. (which could be one of two places. How can I best handle this situation. I see two possible ways:

1. Say nothing, and trust that the reader will know to click the BACK Button to return to where he left off in the instructions.
2. Write something like "Return to Enter Thing instructions where you left off" to gently nudge him to hit the BACK button. (To avoid the temptation for wandering eyes to continue with the next section in the document.)

Thanks,
Steve

which one below is correct and why
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I have a car / I had a car
I had little interest in driving / I have little interest in driving

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I have a series of apx  25 documents that describe 25 instances of a configuration screen on which you select - or enter - one or more data elements.. Each screen deals with a different concept (e.g. age, gender, etc).) But they all have common elements (e.g. how to clear all settings, how to display only selected items etc.

I'm leaning toward including these concepts on each of the 25 pages. (Ease of reading for our audience.) But, if, for some reason, our developers change the process of (e.g.) deleting all data elements), they I'd have to change it in 25 places.

I guess I could include these commands on a separate page, and simply say (on the 25 pages), "Click here for global commands."

Thoughts?
Thanks,
Stephen

Hi,

I'm documenting a connected series of screens that contains list of geographic locations. There are three screens;

• Continent
• Country
• State

Each geographic entity can be assigned a value. e.g.

• North America = 3
• USA = 6
• Ohio = 4

The returned value is the one for the most specific entity:]

• If you are in Ohio: 4
• If you are in the USA but not in Ohio: 6
• If you are in North America but not in USA: 3

For this document, I have an intro, and then three sections (Continent/Country/State)

Would it be better practice to repeat the above derivation of the returned value in each section (3 instances) or just once (in the intro).  My concern is that if I put it in the intro, and someone is reading only the State section, they'd miss out on this explanation.

What you do think?

Thanks,
Steve

which one is grammatically correct and why
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1)
I wrote a book when I was in USA
I had written a book when I was in USA

2)
postman bought  a letter.   It was given to your mother.
postman  bought a letter.It has been given to your mother.
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