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So it goes with mailing labels, envelopes, addresses. Old fashioned? Yes. For some. For others, it’s a factory job with Mail Factory.
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Martin said:
The problem with many printers (particularly here in the UK is that US envelopes are different sizes to UK envelopes and most printers are set up for US sizes, we get all our envelopes from here http://www.officeprofiles.com/c-office-envelopes-81.aspx in the UK but the sizes are different and printers require setting differently in order for them to effectively print the envelopes.