How to create a memorandum for an office supplies?
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Memorandum is like a letter internal to a company or organization.  Not going outside the organization.\nI can imagine a couple of scenarios:\n1.  You are the person responsible for ordering office supplies and you need to find out what to order.  You would write a memorandum [probably email in this day] to all the folks and ask them what they need.  Then you would compile the answers and make the order from staples or office depot or someplace like that.\n2.  You office supplies come from an internal source (not an outside store).  Your company has already bought them and you need to issue a memorandum to that part of the organization telling them the supplies you need.  For example the list might include:\n4 reams copier paper\n7 boxes black pens [type E-17]\n4 boxes paperclips [50 count]\n2 staplers [standard]\n17 rolls scotch tape\n1 box manilla folders\n9 boxes yellow post-it notes [small]\n\nThose types of things are considered office supplies, things people need to do their jobs in the office.
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Dunno why - I found too many to list.  Here is one at http://www.lectlaw.com/forms/f091.htm\n\nor run a yahoo or google search using "rental agreement" or "lease agreement" to get a full list.\n\nYou can also get blank rental contracts or lease agreements for minimal cost at most well-stocked stationery stores.
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A pro forma document would provide this. Excel may have a template, a search on Yahoo will turn up samples, or you can email me and I will send you one. (I'm a franchise consultant) Jim
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...either by hand or on a computer.  You could write it by dictating the content to another person using either of the two tools listed above.
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a mix of the rubber cement and sticky note glue.  Maybe you can try to find out from the credit card company to the company that print them up the company that formulates it.
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First of all you need business cards....if you have a computer at home you can make your own business cards. Its pretty simple. Hand them out to friends, neigbors and people that you meet...give them extra two or so to give to their friends. \nSecondly you need to do a business lunch and invite, friends, neighbors and who ever you think will some day need your business. You just need like sandwiches, or finger foods and juices.\n\nSend out your invitations....make a broucher....just cheap...you can do it at home....print so many out.\n\nThen talk your invitations about your business. They will pass the word on I promise....\n\nMY HUSBANDS BUSINESS HAS TAKEN OF...AND GUESS WHAT! HE IS 2 MONTHS BEHIND WORK....CUSTOMERS DON'T MIND THOUGH BECAUSE HE IS SO GOOD AT WHAT HE DOES THEY DON'T WANT SOMEONE ELSE....
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You have to get special transfer paper to do this.  You can usually find it in any office supply store, like office max, office depot, probably best buy, too.
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Get yourself a MS publisher package, you can do templates , flyers bills, cards, posters etc keep the reciept and claim tax on it as a necessity for your office .
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Good things to include (besides good spelling of the words 'write', 'minutes', etc.):\n\nInvited attendees, actual Attendees.\n\nThe agenda\nOld business from the prior meeting\nNew business from the new meeting\n\nEach item that was discussed and who said what\n\nFinally summarize with the list of action items (what needs to get done as follow-up, by when and by whom).\n\nAnd if there will be another meeting, note that.\n\nIf you use Microsoft Office, you can say 'New' and choose from templates... type 'Meeting Minutes' and it will give you a sample.  I've given a link below.  That should help immensely and will even make it look professional.
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you could easily print one up like miss_piggy said, or you could find one at a local dollar store or stationary store (like office max or office depot), or, if you're really ambitious, you could make one out of poster board.
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Get someone in the class to make a copy for you.
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I would take a note book pen and pencil.  Then I got the sylabus from the teacher and saw what he required.  IE. note boor or a three ring binder.  Also kids will wait after class and sell their books from the previous semester so you can score some killer deals if you wait until after the first day to get books.
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Look at other procedures within your office. Surely they follow some sort of template.\n\nI suggest doing that. Look at the other procedures and copy the format.
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Try Microsoft Office templates.
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Use Microsoft Word - there is a feature called Mail Merge. This will allow you to import your excel sheet and print out labels for all of your envelopes!\nYou can even write form letters, its a great tool.
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The sticky name tags are difficult to re-use so I would suggest you get ones that you would find in a business supply store.\n\nStaples\nhttp://www.staples.com/\n\nOffice Depot\nhttp://www.officedepot.com/\n\nName Tag\nhttp://www.nametag.com/\n\nOffice Max\nhttp://www.officemax.com/\n\nGrand and Toy\nhttp://www.grandandtoy.com/
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Go to Staples or Office Max. They have sample contracts you can buy.  Get her to sign one and take a deposit.