Hi Deborah:

I can't help you with your problem beyond telling you this; that in order to
do what you want to do, you might be best advised to get one of those
dedicated label printers with its associated software. The labels are on a
roll, and you print labels one at a time, or you can print labels one at a
time. I imagine that such label printers are still around, but I have no
idea as to which ones have the most accessible associated softwre. Hey, I
still address my standard number ten business envelopes with a WP51 template
I developed over a decade ago!

Cyber caveman,
John


----- Original Message -----
From: "Deborah Kendrick" <[log in to unmask]>
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Sunday, June 12, 2005 9:54 PM
Subject: [VICUG-L] Needing help with labels


>    Hi everyone,
> Does anyone know a way to produce mailing labels -- just one label at a
> time -- with the computer?  I'm sure there must be a solution, and it's
> driving me crazy.  Every sighted person I ask tell me about the sheets
> (8.5
> x 11) of labels.  But that's for producing a large mailing.  I just want
> to
> be able to address one large envelope at a time, like a 9 x 12 manilla
> envelope.  It's embarrassing to have things to mail to editors and have to
> wait for a sighted person to address the envelope by hand!  Any help
> appreciated.  And if this is something that *everyone* in the world knows
> how to do, my pride can handle it!  Fire away with all and any
> suggestions!
>
> Deborah
>
>
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