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I have a word template that includes a plain text content control that displays a message to 'Please Insert Name here'. What I want is to set it so if I don't fill the plain text content control, the message 'Please Insert....' doesn't get printed..

If you like the experience, you can ask him to write you a letter of recommendation.

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Only in sale agreements some sample can be given, but in JV it is to be tailor made for each one's requirements and aspirations. It is better to consult a Lawyer with your options and requirements.. . Generally, what you both agree finally is simply written on papers.

A cover letter is a short letter introducing yourself, explaining why you want to work at that particular firm, and how your education and skills make you a qualified candidate.. . It's your chance to provide more detail about yourself, and is a little more personal than a resume. You should customize your cover letter to the position you're applying to, and think of it as an answer to the question "why should we hire you?". . Keep it to no more than one page, and make sure you highlight how your past experiences will allow you to excel at the job.. . Good luck

For the last few months I have been receiving daily phone calls from a collection agency. I requested they send me a letter with information on it and was told they don't do anything by mail. I looked up the Business Practices and Consumer Protection Act in BC and it states that a collection agency cannot continue phone calls if you request to be contacted in writing. When they phoned I asked for contact through writing only, only to be told again they don't do anything in writing. Back in August or earlier I printed out the template from Consumer Protection BC and mailed it to the agency as well, but it went ignored.. . I'm not disputing the debt. The amount I'm unsure of, which is why I asked for the letter in the first place, but I do owe the company they're claiming to represent. Is there anything I can do to stop the daily (sometimes more than once) phone calls? I couldn't pay a dime at the moment anyways..

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