Print Envelopes is a versatile program for printing business cards, envelopes or labels from Windows. There is a address list in the program, which you can create either by editing or by importing from general CSV file. There is a possibility, with this tool, to import addresses from such programs as Thunderbird, MS Outlook and others.
Also, Print Envelopes allows you to add your own envelope sizes to the primary formats. The optimal size for print is to be chosen automatically according to the printer settings. The printed file can be turned and shifted , also, there is possible to slightly move and place a sender and receiver address (margin distance). Print a sender address is optional.
Print Envelopes is able to print out a logo on the envelope too. In order to print an address to a foreign country you just simply choose your destination country. There is also possible to print out a different files in to one sheet ( texts or pictures ) while you printing an address plates at the same time.
Software Informations:
Developer: RK Computer
License: Freeware | Size: 4.7MB
Price: $0
OS: Windows 8 / 7 / XP
Date Published: March 21, 2014
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Also, Print Envelopes allows you to add your own envelope sizes to the primary formats. The optimal size for print is to be chosen automatically according to the printer settings. The printed file can be turned and shifted , also, there is possible to slightly move and place a sender and receiver address (margin distance). Print a sender address is optional.
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Print Envelopes is able to print out a logo on the envelope too. In order to print an address to a foreign country you just simply choose your destination country. There is also possible to print out a different files in to one sheet ( texts or pictures ) while you printing an address plates at the same time.
Software Informations:
Developer: RK Computer
License: Freeware | Size: 4.7MB
Price: $0
OS: Windows 8 / 7 / XP
Date Published: March 21, 2014
Categories:
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