Labels, Envelopes, Mail On Mac OS X. Easy Choices.

Choices. That’s what the Mac is all about. After all, it’s a ‘personal’ computer, so we want choices on our Mac. We got ‘em.

Need labels? Need Envelopes? Got mail? Make it easy even if you’re left brain inclined. Or, right brain inclined. Or cheap.

Let me start with ‘cheap’ first. The objective is mailing labels or envelopes. The addresses are tucked away nice and safe and in alphabetical order inside OS X’s AddressBook. All is good.

‘Cheap’ means you know what you.... (excerpted).

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