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From: ebm@ibmarc.uucp (Eli Messinger)
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Subject: Re: Printing Envelopes and Mailings
Keywords: envelopes mailer mail database
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Date: 16 Oct 89 21:21:08 GMT
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I'm using EasyEnvelopes+ by Andrew Welch of Mark 3 Software.  It's shareware
and available on many different BBSs.  The fee is $15, and should be sent to:

	Mark 3 Software
	29 Grey Rocks Road
	Wilton, CT  06897

EE+ allows you to easily turn on/off the return and to addresses.  The return
address can be either simple text or something from the Clipboard.  You can
select font and size (though not attributes such as Italics or Bold).

It stores up to 99 addresses, but I don't know if the format is the same as
that used by other utilities.  For me it's not a problem, since I don't keep
my full address file on the Mac.

... ebm
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