Can you put multiple labels with same address (but different recipients) on an envelope?
452912
yes, just over lap them so it will look like this:\n\n\nBob\nSally\nJoe\nFreddie\n123 Washington St.\nSeattle, Washington, 01234\n\n\n\n\n(I just made up an address)
1062176
Are you talking about sending the same email to multiple people or sending multiple emails to the same person????\n\nIf you want to send same email to multiple people create a "list" and add all the people you want to send the same email to.  Call the list "Elected Officials".  Then when you type in elected officials in your address line the same email will be sent to all those people on the list.\n\nHope that helps.
222407
put a comma between each address
1158344
its same for the address labels thing you asked about before...\n\nhttp://www.affordableaddresslabels.com\n\nDid you not see that the address labels they have are return address labels as well?
10464
Yes, I'm afraid it is tacky, the names and addresses must be handwritten but it does not have to be YOUR handwriting.... addressing invitations is one of the jobs you can farm out to everyone...your mom, his mom, your bridesmaids, your kid sister, anyone who happens to be both literate enough to copy names and addresses and is in earshot.\nThe trouble with labels is that it makes your lovely invitation to a major and deeply personal rite of passage look like junk mail....I've heard of invitations being accidentally thrown away unopened based on the "commercial" appearance.
55716
Yes I am pretty sure you can do that, I don't recommend it but you can do it.  I used to work in the mailroom at a university and packages would come with lots and lots of stamps and stuff on them so I can imagine you could do the same with letters.
1094487
This is similar to changing to a new apartment or new house on the same street...\nYour mail needs to know where to go and so does the mail man...\nNow with email the email needs the right address also, so you will have to create a new email address and then send out all new letters to all on your list or they wont know where to write to you and the mail will get bounced...
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At the word open document...click on TOOLS then on Letters and mailing, and then on envelopes and labels.\nThere are a lot of sizes to choose from, so if you use Avery label it is much easier to down load the free software from www.avery.com. In this you can type in the # of the type of sheet you are using (at the top). Easy to follow directions also, for single or multiple labels. Icon will appear on your tool-bar.
17115
yes you can... just add the email address first, have the receipient approve your email address then, once saved in your address book, you can delete it. That way, the receipient on the other hand have your address or nick saved on their address book... if that does not help, you can refer to help.sbcglobal.net.
741135
well.. on the outside of the envelope, write the name of the person, the address, the country, the state, the city, and the zip code.
1071137
That would be according to the mail client...Each uses a different symbol.
544861
Its possible you wrote some of the emails wrong. I do not think theres a limit, but the more address you put in your d-list, the more chances that it might bounce back or its possible that you got the address wrong.\n\nIf just ONE address is wrong,then that person wont get it. But it should still send it to the rest of the people on the list.
390387
Go to your address book (Addresses)\n\nClick the add list button\n\nGive the list a name\n\nCopy the addresses you want in the list from the left pane to the right pane or add them in the box indicated\n\nClick Add List when you are done\n\nJust type the list name in the to address when you send the message.
319129
add them to your address book, also try marking them as "not spam"
453945
The single box would be cheaper. Calculate postage here: http://postcalc.usps.gov/\n\nThere is one exception, though - if you can fit things into priority mail flat-rate boxes, it may be cheaper to send two boxes.
732422
I sent a similar envelope last week, postage was 63 cents. One stamp is not enough, two is too much. If unsure, take it to the post office, and they will put the proper postage on your envelope and send it off.
785655
You include an envelope with your name as the addressee and put a stamp on it. It is used to return something to you without the sender needing a stamp or envelope.