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English translation: check payment letter







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French term or phrase:"Lettres Chèques"
English translation:check payment letter
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Tech/Engineering - Computers: Software / oracle
French term or phrase: "Lettres Chèques"
This is a software program document title which reads - Interface "Lettres Chèques" vers SFPGL.

Does "Lettres Cheques" refer to "Codes Check" .
The term "Lettres" is mentioned as "Code" in an English to French Dictionary for software.
Pros in IT with Oracle background will be of reat help please.
Thans in dvance
Parmesh Kumar
India
check payment letter
Explanation:
I asked a friend working at Oracle support for the translation and here is his reply

Pour "Lettres Chèques" la trad est : "Cheque payment letter" mais on dit aussi "Lettre cheque" en direct en Français sans accent.

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SusanMurray
France
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Dear Susan thanks a million for your help. This term had me baffled. I am going ahead with "Cheque payments letter"
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5 +1check payment letter
SusanMurray
3 +1This might beBourth
3vouchers/password recovery voucherseileengreen


  


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5 hrs   confidence: Answerer confidence 5/5 peer agreement (net): +1
check payment letter

Explanation:
I asked a friend working at Oracle support for the translation and here is his reply

Pour "Lettres Chèques" la trad est : "Cheque payment letter" mais on dit aussi "Lettre cheque" en direct en Français sans accent.



SusanMurray
France
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Native speaker of: Native in EnglishEnglish
PRO pts in category: 8
Note from asker to answerer
Dear Susan thanks a million for your help. This term had me baffled. I am going ahead with "Cheque payments letter"

Peer comments on this answer (and responses from the answerer)
agree Christopher RH: Absolutely - it's a letter saying "here's your cash" with a tear-off printed cheque at the bottom. I get quite a few from my clients :D
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Lettres Chèques This might be

Explanation:
an inherent part of the program, I cannot say, or maybe the program relates to the priniting of means of payment ...

I don't know about other countries, but in France companies etc. tend to use "lettres-chèques" for payment. These are sheets of A4 paper of cheque-paper quality with a detachable cheque form at the bottom. Under optimum conditions, appropriate software will print the cover letter at the top of the page and the cheque at the bottom.

Have not been able to find an EL equivalent other than what follows:

CollSoft, Solutions In Software, Payroll Software
... New Cheque Listing Report; New A5 Payslip Style; Support for A4 payslips with detachable cheque. What Errors Have Been Fixed? Fixes ...
www.collsoft.ie/updates/2003/update0374.htm


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Note added at 3 hrs 59 mins (2005-05-02 08:23:58 GMT)
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NB: The quote above [propose de gérer la composition et la fabrication de vos passes partout. Notre partenaire fabrique plus de 20 millions de chèques par an, dans le respect de la normalisation européenne. A réception de votre logo, nous contactons notre partenaire et sous 72 heures, vous recevez un BAT (Bon à tirer). Après accord de votre part, nous lançons la fabrication des lettres chèques.] refers to precisely such \"writing paper with detachable chèques at the bottom\".

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Note added at 9 hrs 38 mins (2005-05-02 14:02:54 GMT)
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Still have not succeeded in finding an English equivalent, and Charlie\'s comment leads me to believe with greater conviction that there is none and the \"lettres-chèques\" are a specifically French phenomenon.

For one English-speaking country at least, MYOB, a software company, proposes enlarging/repositioning the \"payee\" field on cheques to include the address and aligning it with the window in envelopes, thereby dispensing with the need for an advisory letter which often for all incense in porpoises serves only to carry the address.
D\'autres cultures, d\'autres pratiques!

Bourth
France
Native speaker of: Native in EnglishEnglish
PRO pts in category: 28

Peer comments on this answer (and responses from the answerer)
agree Charlie Bavington: In the UK, National Savings pay out premium bond winnings with letters like this. Don't remember ever getting one from any other organisation (not that that many organisations send me ÂŁ anyway :-) )
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lettres cheques vouchers/password recovery vouchers

Explanation:
lettres cheques=vouchers

...propose de gérer la composition et la fabrication de vos passes partout. Notre partenaire fabrique plus de 20 millions de chèques par an, dans le respect de la normalisation européenne. A réception de votre logo, nous contactons notre partenaire et sous 72 heures, vous recevez un BAT (Bon à tirer). Après accord de votre part, nous lançons la fabrication des lettres chèques.

Password Recovery Vouchers are like tickets that enable you to use Guaranteed Password Recovery.
www.wordpassword.com/word/password_recovery_voucher.htm

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Note added at 1 day 6 hrs 28 mins (2005-05-03 10:53:41 GMT) Post-grading
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I wasn\'t sure about the context, since you wrote that this had to do with computers and software programs.
However, here is the definition of a voucher/voucher check from Avneyon, DICTIONARY OF FINANCE.
\"A check with a part that usually can be torn off, on which the details and the reason for the payment are recorded, such as the date, sum, invoice number, deductions.\"
This seems to be the same as the answer you chose above. You might want to use the more formal financial term.

eileengreen
Israel
Native speaker of: Native in EnglishEnglish
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