Can anyone explain to me what a Pro Forma is and when it should be used ?
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20 years ago
Can anyone explain to me what a Pro Forma is and when it should be used ?
Because it does not apply. The definition you cited was for an adjective or adverb. Paul asked for a noun.
"A Pro Forma" usually means a pro-forma invoice, which is typically issued in addition to a "normal" invoice, for some specific purpose, usually to certify to customs officials the value of goods being shipped.
I was making a point.
ok, so the online version is a bit basic.
He still could have looked it up in a dictionary.
I found his question to be vague, in a manner associated with someone who hadn't done the slightest bit of research first.
Someone who had a homework question to answer perhaps.
tim
tim
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