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Contact<br />

Numbers<br />

E-mail Address Robert.Holmes@plastics.ge.com<br />

Website Address<br />

(Optional)<br />

Contact numbers<br />

• appear on one line, provided the length of the<br />

typeset line does not exceed<br />

- on business cards<br />

· without certification, 2 7 ⁄8 inches (73mm)<br />

· with certification, approximately 2 inches<br />

(51mm) or less, depending on the width of the<br />

certification<br />

- on letterheads, 2 1 ⁄4 inches (57mm)<br />

• are typeset in 8/10-point Univers 48 to match<br />

the correct example on page 20. A comma<br />

and a word space separate consecutive contact<br />

numbers on one line.<br />

413 838-5453<br />

In the U.S.A., the telephone area code is typeset<br />

without parentheses, a word space separates the<br />

area code from the prefix, and a hyphen separates<br />

the prefix from the last four digits.<br />

47-1-741-9911<br />

In other countries, the telephone number is<br />

typeset according to local conventions.<br />

The employee’s e-mail address is typeset in<br />

8/9-point Univers 48 to match the correct<br />

example on page 20. Capital and lowercase letters<br />

are used for the employee’s name, but only<br />

lowercase letters are used for the balance of the<br />

address. Word spaces are not used. Since the<br />

unique form of an e-mail address clearly identifies<br />

it to anyone who can use it, no label precedes<br />

the e-mail address.<br />

Robert.Holmes@plastics.ge.com, www.ge.com/plastics<br />

The pertinent website address, if used, is typeset in<br />

8/9-point Univers 48 to match the correct example<br />

on page 20. All lowercase letters with no word<br />

spaces are used for the website address. Since the<br />

unique form of a website address clearly identifies it<br />

to anyone who can use it, no label precedes the address.<br />

Typesetting Specifications<br />

for Stationery for North American Businesses,<br />

continued<br />

DC: 234-2464<br />

<strong>GE</strong> Identity Program 261, Stationery for North American Businesses <strong>GE</strong> Identity Website: www.ge.com/identity<br />

261.22<br />

The Dial Comm number is preceded by only<br />

“DC:” and a word space, and a hyphen separates<br />

the prefix from the last four digits.<br />

Fax: 44-81-846-9844, DC Fax: 123-9844<br />

The facsimile number is preceded by “Fax:”<br />

and a word space, and it is typeset like the<br />

telephone number. If a Dial Comm facsimile<br />

number is required, it is preceded by “DC Fax:”.<br />

Pager: 413 838-2123<br />

Other required contact numbers are preceded<br />

by “Pager:”, “Cell:”, or “Home:”, as appropriate,<br />

and a word space, and they are typeset like the<br />

telephone number.<br />

One Plastics Ave., Pittsfield, MA 02101<br />

413 838-5453, DC: 299-5453, Fax: 413 838-5455<br />

The first line of contact numbers is placed flush<br />

left below the delivery address, separated by an<br />

additional 1 point of line space, as shown above.<br />

On letterheads, the e-mail address is placed flush<br />

left below the last line of communication<br />

numbers, with no additional line spacing.<br />

On business cards, the e-mail address may be<br />

placed either<br />

• if there is enough space, on it own line, below the<br />

last line of communication numbers<br />

• if space is limited, as the last entry in the last line<br />

of communication numbers (Note: In this case,<br />

a comma and a word space separate the previous<br />

entry from the e-mail address.)<br />

The website address is placed on the same line as<br />

the e-mail address, separated from it by a comma<br />

and a word space. As an option on letterheads,<br />

it may be placed on its own line and separated by<br />

a one-half line space.<br />

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