Subj : Re: Ghost towns
To   : JOE MACKEY
From : Daryl Stout
Date : Fri Nov 20 2020 00:38:00

Joe,

 JM>    I've been involved with one group or another over the years who sent
 JM> out a lot of stuff and the return rate was low.

  I'm not sure if they're apathetic, lazy, too busy, or all of these. :P

 JM>   I would rather have the e-edition of magazines rather than a hard
 JM> copy.

  So would I. The only reason I still request a print copy of "The Modern
Square", the monthly publication of the Arkansas State Square Dance
Federation, is that I'm the Editor, and I want to be sure data is formatted
correctly. Of course, that means I have to set it up right in the first 
place. :P

 JM>   And they take up a lot less room on a CD rather than in a hard copy
 JM> pile.

  That's for sure.

 JM>   I gotten some mail where the mailman has used a pen to black out a
 JM> uncancelled stamp so it couldn't be re-used.

  That's a new one on me.

 JM>   There are apps for your printer that will print out not only
 JM> addresses but postage as well.

  I think stamps.com is a website that'll work with that. I ordered a
bunch of new address labels, with a dachshund inside a hotdog bun (a
true weiner dog <G>), on the left. 30 sheets with 30 on each, gives me
900 labels, and my cost was around $42. That'll last me awhile. Plus, the
self inking stamp would not print the whole thing, if I didn't press down
on it hard enough...and I'm sure the refills would be messy.

 JM>   I've never been very successful at printing envelopes anyway.  I
 JM> could with a dot matrix with labels but not since then.

  Every so often, I'll encounter a business that still uses those old dot
matrix printers.

Daryl

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