Re: Stupid Human tricks: call an envelope company!

[Crash Gordon® <webmaster@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

you have to fold them anyway...so why buy expensive pre printed =
envelopes??

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"Jim" <alarminex@xxxxxxx> wrote in message =
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| Dave wrote:
| > I can't believe you guys!   You screw around trying to print things =
on
| > window envelopes, buy double-window envelopes at Wal-Mart, waste =
more
| > time trying to fold everything precisely, buy a new printer, and =
waste
| > two days trying to get your billing done.  All because you're too =
cheap
| > to order preprinted envelopes!
| >
| > Actually, the trick is to call an envelope company, not your regular
| > printer, and to order at least 2500 single-window envelopes.  You'll
| > find you can get your envelopes printed exactly the way you like =
them
| > for about $125.
| >
| > When you figure in the cost of blank envelopes, the cost of inkjet =
ink
| > or laser toner, and the cost of your time screwing around with =
printing
| > them, I think you'll find it's way cheaper to let the professionals =
do
| > the printing for you.
| >
| > It's just like alarms.  Let the professionals do their jobs, and =
quit
| > trying to be a DIY printer!
| >
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| Lets see now, Jim R buys double window envelopes at $.05 each at
| Walmart and folds them so both addresses show through the windows. =
Once
| it's set up in the print commands and you learn where to fold ........
| it's just a routine.
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| You buy single window envelopes (?), preprinted with return address =
for
| $.05 and (did you figure in shipping charges?) fold them so one =
address
| shows through the window (?). Or, how do you get the customers address
| on the envelope?
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| ......... that doesn't sound like a big difference.
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