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| Thank you! Radek (EMAIL REMOVED - Send PM to This User Instead) |
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| The first word in a new sentence always starts with a capital letter. The opening sentence in a letter is regarded as a new sentence. In traditional usage, a comma follows the greeting. In the US there is an increasing use of the colon instead. |
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