A cover letter is a letter you write to an employer introducing yourself and expressing interest in a job they have posted. Cover letters are usually accompanied by another document such as a résumé. A cover page is like a title page to a report or document, giving basic information like Title, and Author.
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An APA cover page typically includes the title of the paper, the author's name, the institutional affiliation, and the running head. It is formatted in a specific way with the title centered in the middle of the page, the author's name and institutional affiliation centered below the title, and the running head aligned to the left.
Typically, cover pages are not numbered. Page numbering usually starts from the first page after the cover page in a document.
When faxing pages, you want to always use a cover page. Essentially the fax cover page will act like an envelope for your pages. It will have the name, location, and telephone from where your faxing from, and will have the recipient's name, address and telephone. You will then want to enter in the fax number that you want to send the pages to and the first page sent will be your cover page.
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A cover page is a separate page at the beginning of a document that includes basic information like the title, author, and date. A cover letter is a separate document that introduces the sender, explains the purpose of the document, and may include additional information or context.
It is like judging the book from its cover page.
An APA cover page typically includes the title of the paper, the author's name, the institutional affiliation, and the running head. The title should be centered, the author's name and institutional affiliation should be centered below the title, and the running head should be aligned to the left.
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