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1. For his proposal writing, Mr. Ralph Foote needs text and graphics that presents the document effectively. He knows that you have an expert eye for design - and you know how to use Word's features very well, so he comes to you occasionally for tips.

a) The Facilities Management office from a local corporation has hired Ralph Foote to write a proposal for them. As part of this project, Foote will need to produce a draft of a five-year planning proposal. Discuss what Mr. Foote might include behind the document text to indicate that the document is still not a completed finalized proposal. Why would it be beneficial for Foote to add text behind the document text? What other text and/or graphic watermarks might you include in a document? 2. Mr. Davenport has started freelancing as a proposal writer and, as such, he anticipates getting a lot of assignments for different kinds of multipage documents such as proposals. a) Davenport's first client is looking for help writing a proposal to pitch his idea for a new invention to a manufacturer. Based on the information provided, discuss what type of proposal Davenport should write for this client? What elements should the body of Davenport's proposal contain? Discuss.

b) Describe two other types of proposals generally created.