Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Soft copy
I have forwarded the soft copy same to susan madam yesterday
Top answer
Hi, I've never heard the phrase 'soft copy'. Only 'hard copy'. With 'yesterday', just use Simple Past tense.
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Hi,
I've never heard the phrase 'soft copy'. Only 'hard copy'.
With 'yesterday', just use Simple Past tense.
Do you call this woman 'Madam Susan?
eg I forwarded the report to Madam Susan yest
I've never heard the phrase 'soft copy'. Only 'hard copy'.
With 'yesterday', just use Simple Past tense.
Do you call this woman 'Madam Susan?
eg I forwarded the report to Madam Susan yest
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I have forwarded the same soft copy I forwarded to madam Susan yesterday.
>>A soft copy is a computerized form of a document; a form that can be stored and processed by computers.
>>A soft copy is a computerized form of a document; a form that can be stored and processed by computers.
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Hi,
I can understand the meaning. As I said, I've just never heard the phrase.
Clive
I can understand the meaning. As I said, I've just never heard the phrase.
Clive
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CliveHi,I can understand the meaning. As I said, I've just never heard the phrase.CliveIt's a widely used term in te realm of computers.
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Hi,
Not when I spent years, years ago, doing that kind of work.
Computer jargon used to take years to change, then months, then weeks . . . .
The term 'hard copy' is quite commonly used by non-computer people. Do you think 'soft copy' has re
Not when I spent years, years ago, doing that kind of work.
Computer jargon used to take years to change, then months, then weeks . . . .
The term 'hard copy' is quite commonly used by non-computer people. Do you think 'soft copy' has re
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You should never refer to a woman as ____ madam, as that can have controversial connotations.
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