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    vss. / vsl. - short abbreviation?

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    vss. / vsl. - short abbreviation?

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    I have some little signs in a brochure, attached to products showing when they are expected to come out - they say "vsl. Juni" or "vss. August", presumably both for "vorraussichtlich", but I need something I can fit in the little signs, and can't come up with anything short apart from "prob." which looks a bit funny to me - too uncertain. Can anyone think of an alternative?
    AuthorCM2DD (236324) 13 Aug 10, 17:06
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    "due" ?
    #1AuthorPhillipp13 Aug 10, 17:09
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    #1 agree also perhaps expected? coming? release/d)
    #2Authornoli (489500) 13 Aug 10, 17:12
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    Or possibly

    "due out"
    #3AuthorPhillipp13 Aug 10, 17:12
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    Aaah, that's much better, thanks!
    #4AuthorCM2DD (236324) 13 Aug 10, 17:12
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    scheduled?
    #5Authornoli (489500) 13 Aug 10, 17:13
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    Kleine Besserwisserei: Es heißt "voraussichtlich" mit einem r...
    #6AuthorYora Unfug13 Aug 10, 17:14
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    how about exp for expected?
    #7Author BBee (677843) 13 Aug 10, 17:15
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    eek, sorry :-)
    #8AuthorCM2DD (236324) 13 Aug 10, 17:15
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    available?

    the abbr u know .... ;--/
    #9Authornoli (489500) 13 Aug 10, 17:15
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    in there an abbreviation for:
    -- anticipated
    -- projected date

    dunno
    #10Authoropine (680211) 13 Aug 10, 17:20
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    DOI = date of issue
    used in some branches - don't know if it's known in your particular case.
    #11Authortomtom13 Aug 10, 17:55
     
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