In a message, FLOYD WILLIAMS wrote to ALL:
 > Before the days of political correctness, many, if not most,
 > business letters, begin with the salutation of "Gentlemen".
 > 
 > So my question:
 > what is the politically correct salutation to begin a business
 > letter?
  Hi Floyd,
  The salutation "Good Morning," seems to cover this one, at least it works 
for me. (grin)
  I kind of miss the courtesy titles of "Mr.," "Mrs.," "Miss," or "Ms."
  Nowadays, we're all so friendly that "Dear Chuck," is a common salutation.  
Although I noticed when dealing with Latin Americans, the courtesy titles are 
used and are expected.  I actually have a client who refers to herself as 
"Mrs. Hernandez."  I don't KNOW her first name!
  Also, some of the big shot executive types are still called "Mr." or "Ms." 
by their receptionists or secretaries.
  Be seeing ya!
  -Franco Rios
   Co-Moderator, INK, Word processing/DTP Support
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