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April 20, 2016

Rolan C. Raza
Secondary School Principal IV
Del Carmen National High School
Siargao, Surigao del Norte

Dear Raza:

Good day!
Thank you for teaching us word processing. Using a word processor for creating letters
gives everything you do a professional touch. Word processors not only give us precise control
over the size and appearance of words and paragraphs; they can handle and 3D words as well.
This can brighten and enhance clarity of text.
Let me also share you some formatting and font tips I’ve read:

 Ctrl + Enter. You can start a new page by processing Ctrl + Enter.
 RTF. When sending someone a document file but you do not know what word
processor he/ she uses, save it as an RTF (Rich Text Format). The RTF format preserves
most of the document’s formatting. Most of all, practically all word processors can
read it.
 Avoid underlining your text. Bold text or italic give a far better professional- looking
emphasis.
 Do not use ALL CAPITALS except for short headings. They make text hard to read.

Happy Sharing, Rolan, and God bless!

Very truly yours,

ANN CARLEN A. FLORES

Exercise # 4
Function Requirement: Mail Merging, inserting Clip Art, Word Art, and Header and Footer
Other formatting requirement: A4 paper Size, Calibri Body, 1” on all sides for margin
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April 20, 2016

Reysan J. Tesiorna
Head Teacher I
Del Carmen National High School
Siargao, Surigao del Norte

Dear Tesiorna:

Good day!
Thank you for teaching us word processing. Using a word processor for creating letters
gives everything you do a professional touch. Word processors not only give us precise control
over the size and appearance of words and paragraphs; they can handle and 3D words as well.
This can brighten and enhance clarity of text.
Let me also share you some formatting and font tips I’ve read:

 Ctrl + Enter. You can start a new page by processing Ctrl + Enter.
 RTF. When sending someone a document file but you do not know what word
processor he/ she uses, save it as an RTF (Rich Text Format). The RTF format preserves
most of the document’s formatting. Most of all, practically all word processors can
read it.
 Avoid underlining your text. Bold text or italic give a far better professional- looking
emphasis.
 Do not use ALL CAPITALS except for short headings. They make text hard to read.

Happy Sharing, Reysan, and God bless!

Very truly yours,

ANN CARLEN A. FLORES

Exercise # 4
Function Requirement: Mail Merging, inserting Clip Art, Word Art, and Header and Footer
Other formatting requirement: A4 paper Size, Calibri Body, 1” on all sides for margin
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April 20, 2016

Kathleen M. Jornales
Master Teacher I
Del Carmen National High School
Siargao, Surigao del Norte

Dear Jornales:

Good day!
Thank you for teaching us word processing. Using a word processor for creating letters
gives everything you do a professional touch. Word processors not only give us precise control
over the size and appearance of words and paragraphs; they can handle and 3D words as well.
This can brighten and enhance clarity of text.
Let me also share you some formatting and font tips I’ve read:

 Ctrl + Enter. You can start a new page by processing Ctrl + Enter.
 RTF. When sending someone a document file but you do not know what word
processor he/ she uses, save it as an RTF (Rich Text Format). The RTF format preserves
most of the document’s formatting. Most of all, practically all word processors can
read it.
 Avoid underlining your text. Bold text or italic give a far better professional- looking
emphasis.
 Do not use ALL CAPITALS except for short headings. They make text hard to read.

Happy Sharing, Kathleen, and God bless!

Very truly yours,

ANN CARLEN A. FLORES

Exercise # 4
Function Requirement: Mail Merging, inserting Clip Art, Word Art, and Header and Footer
Other formatting requirement: A4 paper Size, Calibri Body, 1” on all sides for margin
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April 20, 2016

Marissa M. Coralat
Teacher III
Del Carmen National High School
Siargao, Surigao del Norte

Dear Coralat:

Good day!
Thank you for teaching us word processing. Using a word processor for creating letters
gives everything you do a professional touch. Word processors not only give us precise control
over the size and appearance of words and paragraphs; they can handle and 3D words as well.
This can brighten and enhance clarity of text.
Let me also share you some formatting and font tips I’ve read:

 Ctrl + Enter. You can start a new page by processing Ctrl + Enter.
 RTF. When sending someone a document file but you do not know what word
processor he/ she uses, save it as an RTF (Rich Text Format). The RTF format preserves
most of the document’s formatting. Most of all, practically all word processors can
read it.
 Avoid underlining your text. Bold text or italic give a far better professional- looking
emphasis.
 Do not use ALL CAPITALS except for short headings. They make text hard to read.

Happy Sharing, Marissa, and God bless!

Very truly yours,

ANN CARLEN A. FLORES

Exercise # 4
Function Requirement: Mail Merging, inserting Clip Art, Word Art, and Header and Footer
Other formatting requirement: A4 paper Size, Calibri Body, 1” on all sides for margin
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April 20, 2016

Margeline S. Llano
Teacher III
Del Carmen National High School
Siargao, Surigao del Norte

Dear Llano:

Good day!
Thank you for teaching us word processing. Using a word processor for creating letters
gives everything you do a professional touch. Word processors not only give us precise control
over the size and appearance of words and paragraphs; they can handle and 3D words as well.
This can brighten and enhance clarity of text.
Let me also share you some formatting and font tips I’ve read:

 Ctrl + Enter. You can start a new page by processing Ctrl + Enter.
 RTF. When sending someone a document file but you do not know what word
processor he/ she uses, save it as an RTF (Rich Text Format). The RTF format preserves
most of the document’s formatting. Most of all, practically all word processors can
read it.
 Avoid underlining your text. Bold text or italic give a far better professional- looking
emphasis.
 Do not use ALL CAPITALS except for short headings. They make text hard to read.

Happy Sharing, Margeline, and God bless!

Very truly yours,

ANN CARLEN A. FLORES

Exercise # 4
Function Requirement: Mail Merging, inserting Clip Art, Word Art, and Header and Footer
Other formatting requirement: A4 paper Size, Calibri Body, 1” on all sides for margin
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April 20, 2016

Jucris L. Cinco
Teacher III
Del Carmen National High School
Siargao, Surigao del Norte

Dear Cinco:

Good day!
Thank you for teaching us word processing. Using a word processor for creating letters
gives everything you do a professional touch. Word processors not only give us precise control
over the size and appearance of words and paragraphs; they can handle and 3D words as well.
This can brighten and enhance clarity of text.
Let me also share you some formatting and font tips I’ve read:

 Ctrl + Enter. You can start a new page by processing Ctrl + Enter.
 RTF. When sending someone a document file but you do not know what word
processor he/ she uses, save it as an RTF (Rich Text Format). The RTF format preserves
most of the document’s formatting. Most of all, practically all word processors can
read it.
 Avoid underlining your text. Bold text or italic give a far better professional- looking
emphasis.
 Do not use ALL CAPITALS except for short headings. They make text hard to read.

Happy Sharing, Jucris, and God bless!

Very truly yours,

ANN CARLEN A. FLORES

Exercise # 4
Function Requirement: Mail Merging, inserting Clip Art, Word Art, and Header and Footer
Other formatting requirement: A4 paper Size, Calibri Body, 1” on all sides for margin
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April 20, 2016

Joey L. Corpuz
Teacher III
Del Carmen National High School
Siargao, Surigao del Norte

Dear Corpuz:

Good day!
Thank you for teaching us word processing. Using a word processor for creating letters
gives everything you do a professional touch. Word processors not only give us precise control
over the size and appearance of words and paragraphs; they can handle and 3D words as well.
This can brighten and enhance clarity of text.
Let me also share you some formatting and font tips I’ve read:

 Ctrl + Enter. You can start a new page by processing Ctrl + Enter.
 RTF. When sending someone a document file but you do not know what word
processor he/ she uses, save it as an RTF (Rich Text Format). The RTF format preserves
most of the document’s formatting. Most of all, practically all word processors can
read it.
 Avoid underlining your text. Bold text or italic give a far better professional- looking
emphasis.
 Do not use ALL CAPITALS except for short headings. They make text hard to read.

Happy Sharing, Joey, and God bless!

Very truly yours,

ANN CARLEN A. FLORES

Exercise # 4
Function Requirement: Mail Merging, inserting Clip Art, Word Art, and Header and Footer
Other formatting requirement: A4 paper Size, Calibri Body, 1” on all sides for margin
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April 20, 2016

Myrna D. Dela Cruz

Teacher II
Del Carmen National High School
Siargao, Surigao del Norte

Dear Dela Cruz:

Good day!
Thank you for teaching us word processing. Using a word processor for creating letters
gives everything you do a professional touch. Word processors not only give us precise control
over the size and appearance of words and paragraphs; they can handle and 3D words as well.
This can brighten and enhance clarity of text.
Let me also share you some formatting and font tips I’ve read:

 Ctrl + Enter. You can start a new page by processing Ctrl + Enter.
 RTF. When sending someone a document file but you do not know what word
processor he/ she uses, save it as an RTF (Rich Text Format). The RTF format preserves
most of the document’s formatting. Most of all, practically all word processors can
read it.
 Avoid underlining your text. Bold text or italic give a far better professional- looking
emphasis.
 Do not use ALL CAPITALS except for short headings. They make text hard to read.

Happy Sharing, Myrna, and God bless!

Very truly yours,

ANN CARLEN A. FLORES

Exercise # 4
Function Requirement: Mail Merging, inserting Clip Art, Word Art, and Header and Footer
Other formatting requirement: A4 paper Size, Calibri Body, 1” on all sides for margin
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April 20, 2016

John Kenneth V. Bernadez

Teacher II
Del Carmen National High School
Siargao, Surigao del Norte

Dear Bernadez:

Good day!
Thank you for teaching us word processing. Using a word processor for creating letters
gives everything you do a professional touch. Word processors not only give us precise control
over the size and appearance of words and paragraphs; they can handle and 3D words as well.
This can brighten and enhance clarity of text.
Let me also share you some formatting and font tips I’ve read:

 Ctrl + Enter. You can start a new page by processing Ctrl + Enter.
 RTF. When sending someone a document file but you do not know what word
processor he/ she uses, save it as an RTF (Rich Text Format). The RTF format preserves
most of the document’s formatting. Most of all, practically all word processors can
read it.
 Avoid underlining your text. Bold text or italic give a far better professional- looking
emphasis.
 Do not use ALL CAPITALS except for short headings. They make text hard to read.

Happy Sharing, John Kenneth, and God bless!

Very truly yours,

ANN CARLEN A. FLORES

Exercise # 4
Function Requirement: Mail Merging, inserting Clip Art, Word Art, and Header and Footer
Other formatting requirement: A4 paper Size, Calibri Body, 1” on all sides for margin
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April 20, 2016

Lislie F. Flores
Teacher II
Del Carmen National High School
Siargao, Surigao del Norte

Dear Flores:

Good day!
Thank you for teaching us word processing. Using a word processor for creating letters
gives everything you do a professional touch. Word processors not only give us precise control
over the size and appearance of words and paragraphs; they can handle and 3D words as well.
This can brighten and enhance clarity of text.
Let me also share you some formatting and font tips I’ve read:

 Ctrl + Enter. You can start a new page by processing Ctrl + Enter.
 RTF. When sending someone a document file but you do not know what word
processor he/ she uses, save it as an RTF (Rich Text Format). The RTF format preserves
most of the document’s formatting. Most of all, practically all word processors can
read it.
 Avoid underlining your text. Bold text or italic give a far better professional- looking
emphasis.
 Do not use ALL CAPITALS except for short headings. They make text hard to read.

Happy Sharing, Lislie, and God bless!

Very truly yours,

ANN CARLEN A. FLORES

Exercise # 4
Function Requirement: Mail Merging, inserting Clip Art, Word Art, and Header and Footer
Other formatting requirement: A4 paper Size, Calibri Body, 1” on all sides for margin