: Hi Deborah, and other interested parties:




I have found the alt t... e quite useful when printing addresses on
envelopes.  I can print any size envelope as long as it is a standard size 4
by 8 business size. If I want to address my Christmas cards, yep you guessed
it I will have to fold the card to fit into the 4 by 8 size envelope.
Smile.



Where do you get one of these old fangled gadgets called a Typewriter?
Should I contact the Smithsonian?





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From: "Dan Rossi" <[log in to unmask]>
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Monday, June 13, 2005 9:06 AM
Subject: Re: Needing help with labels


: Hi Deborah,
:
: Lots of printers can handle envelopes of different sizes so you can run
: the envelope through and print the address directly on the envelope.
:
: There is also one other really radical concept here that I hesitate to
: mention for fear of being labeled a Luddite.  But back in the stone ages
we
: had these things called typewriters.  They were a mechanical machine that
: printed onto paper via striking an ink ribbon with a metal head embossed
: with the desired character.  You actually had to operate them by hand.  I
: know I know, pretty crazy to be talking of such things.  But I have found
: them to be somewhat useful from time to time. GRIN
:
: Later.
:
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: Dan Rossi
: Carnegie Mellon University.
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