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In an alphabetic filing system, single letters in business and organization names are indexed as written.
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When indexing names for an alphabetic filing system, a good rule to remember is: "Nothing comes before something."
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Used to aid in retrieving a record that is requested by a name other than its originally coded name
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indexing rules
sorting
filing segment
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The mental determination of the name by which a specific record is to be stored
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filing method
sorting
indexing units
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What is the correct filing order for the following four names?
(1)Nancy Bakker
(2)Chris Bakken
(3)A. Karl Baker
(4)Sanjay Bakshi
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In an alphabetic filing system, Wm. A. Robertson is filed before William A. Robertson.
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The actual marking of a record to indicate its placement in storage
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filing method
filing segment
key unit
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Because everyone knows the alphabet, alphabetic rules for filing are unnecessary.
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The first unit of the filing segment
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indexing units
filing segment
filing method
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Coding is the act of assigning a file designation to records as they are classified.
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What is the correct filing order for the following four names?
(1)Dudley Wood Finishing
(2)D A B Computers, Inc.
(3)Dudette Contractors
(4)Roberta D. Dudley
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In an alphabetic filing system, Susan Stoller is filed after Suzanne A. Stoller.
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For which of the following names should a cross-reference be prepared?
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In an alphabetic filing system, #1 Auto Repair is filed before Numbers Solutions, Inc.
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If determining the surname is difficult, use the last name written as the surname.
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When indexing names for an alphabetic filing system, abbreviations of personal names and nicknames are
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The written procedures that describe how filing segments are ordered
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cross-reference
indexing
indexing order
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All punctuation is disregarded when indexing personal and business names.
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