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<h2>A Response Letter to the Word Attachments</h2>
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This is an automatic message:
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The document you have sent is not an Internet mail format. It is a
proprietary format that is unreadable on several types of computers,
including those used by visually-impaired readers and older computers
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Please “Save As” DOS Text, HTML or Portable Document
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