Description: This is a first version of a german letter template. Feel free to change it. I used mysql database fields to insert addresses.Last changelog:
[quote] Since we`re Germans, we love standards and rules and we simply can't live without them.
One of these standards is DIN 5008, and accordings to this
a) "z.Hd." (= zu Händen) is obsolete
b) there should be a blank line between the address and the postal code (PLZ)[/quote]
a) But the name ?
b) According to the postoffice-clerk: it is obsolete, now...
No space needed anymore.
Since we`re Germans, we love standards and rules and we simply can't live without them.
One of these standards is DIN 5008, and accordings to this
a) "z.Hd." (= zu Händen) is obsolete
b) there should be a blank line between the address and the postal code (PLZ)
Just to be a smart ass...
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[quote] Since we`re Germans, we love standards and rules and we simply can't live without them. One of these standards is DIN 5008, and accordings to this a) "z.Hd." (= zu Händen) is obsolete b) there should be a blank line between the address and the postal code (PLZ)[/quote] a) But the name ? b) According to the postoffice-clerk: it is obsolete, now... No space needed anymore.
Since we`re Germans, we love standards and rules and we simply can't live without them. One of these standards is DIN 5008, and accordings to this a) "z.Hd." (= zu Händen) is obsolete b) there should be a blank line between the address and the postal code (PLZ) Just to be a smart ass...
Nobody holds you back to change my template. The fields were inserted to give some help, not as a "DIN Norm".