dammit i should have just googled it. sorry.

its ms. if anyone is wondering.

might want to go with Ms. we toss those letters/resumes first.

you could get all euro-fied and just use 'm.'

holz.box, what do you mean toss?

I assume he means the ones that don't bother capitalizing.

english major before m. arch.

actually for cover letters (which typically don't fall under formal rather conventional) it is not appropriate to use a title unless the person is a doctor.

architechnophilia, so would you just use their first name? That doesn't seem right.

Mrs. Robinson, God bless you...

(if you want to make sure it will not be tossed away)

I never use Mr, Mrs, Ms, Miss, Mme...
Dont want to offend anyone.

to: Archie Nect

Dear Archie,

RE: Bla Bla Bla

We would like to advise that bla bla bla...

From: Plas Tic

To: Archie Nect

Re: Bla Bla Bla


Dear Archie,

We would like to advise that bla bla bla...

God bless you...Bla Bla, Please.

(if you want to make sure it will not be tossed away.;)

aking - first & last name, dude

On the other hand, if you know someone is married, you may want to consider using "Mrs."

I take positive note of the people who use "Mrs." to address correspondence to me. It shows that they are paying attention and know a little bit about me.