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--- P M <pm_0403 -at- yahoo -dot- com> wrote:
>
> Could anyone in the list tell me if there are any hard
> and fast rules for using company logos in the
> MOM(Minutes of Meeting)?
>
> Should we or should we not use company logos in MOMs?
>
> Are there any guidelines for the use of company logos
> in various kinds of technical documents?
The company where I work sets that standard in the Corporate Communications
organization. They set the templates for memos, letters, and other company
correspondence. And, yes, they use the company logo in all of these areas.
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