Rewrite the following draft e-mail order request so that details of each item are formatted for quick and easy reference. Clearly indicate the products you intend to buy, that your method of payment is to charge to your account, and how you would like the order shipped. Eliminate parts of the e-mail that detract from the effectiveness of the request. My small home-decorating business has an account with your company. I am interested in several items that were featured on your website last week. Because your website is currently down, I have chosen to send my order by e-mail. I hope this is acceptable. I am most interested in the deluxe paint sprayer that was advertised as your monthly special. I believe that it is manufactured by Craftline. Its unit price was $175. I would need two of them. You also advertised a cordless sander manufactured by Precision Master. Its unit price was $80. Please send me three sanders. Another item caught my eye-a virtual dcor software program that would allow my customers to preview a room in a variety of colours and finished. I would require the version for Windows 8. It costs $95 and went under the name of Samtex Color Options. By the way, my company's account number is 551H27. Please notify me if the prices you advertised are no longer in effect. Because we have many contracts to complete in the next few weeks, please ship my order as fast as you can. General writing plan for e-mails: Subject line: summarize the main idea in condensed form. Salutation: Say hello politely. Opening: Reveal the main idea immediately. Body: Explain and justify the main idea using headings, bulleted lists, and/or other "high-skim" features when appropriate. Closing: Include action information, dates, or deadlines, or if appropriate, a summary of the message or a closing thought . Complimentary closing: Close appropriately and include a signature block