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For one thing, the tainted letters were apparently designed to affect only the mail recipients.

And he occasionally sends a staff member to a house where a mail recipient is fuming over service.

Shortened Web addresses also tend to be easier on the eyes of your mail recipients as well.

I also think it and its competitors will eventually transform into services that more directly serve the interests of mail recipients.

We cannot quantify the number, but presumably, this is an important reason why mail recipients rent a post office box.

Under the existing program, social service departments in most counties mail recipients an authorization slip, which is exchanged for food stamps at a participating bank.

A good way to accomplish that is to give mail recipients the right to opt out of receiving mail other than first-class and subscription publications.

You can also right-click with the mouse and select "Send to Mail Recipient" from the pop-up menu.

Three "state" codes have been assigned depending on the geographic location of the military mail recipient and also the carrier route used for sorting the mail.

(Normally the Bcc line in the header of an e-mail message program allows you to hide the names and addresses of your mail recipients.

- AnOnymous, Bronx As a mail recipient, the last thing I need is a government official - that would be you - censoring my mail.

IronPort denies that there is a conflict in working with commercial e-mail senders and with mail recipients angry about the deluge of unwanted e-mail.

It has been suggested that there may have been confusion between mail recipients of Bellevue (the railway station) and Bellevue Station (the cattle selection).

Coming the very week that the Postal Service announced it would seek higher rates, you failed to mention that unlike newspapers, ad mail recipients do not pay for advertising mail.

As long as your mail recipients also have e-mail software that is MIME-compliant (and most e-mail software is), you can swap files containing attachments automatically.

In the U.S.A., the U.S. Post Office first established guidelines for mail recipients, including mail slot or mailbox size, location, and identification requirements.

In June 1982, Gregory G. Woodbury proposed an "automatic access to archives" system that consisted of "automatic answering of fixed-format messages to a special mail recipient on specified machines."

In the U.S., a property with a single mailing address but with multiple mail recipients may utilize a community mail station designated CBU, or Cluster Box Unit.

When you right-click on a picture to send it to a mail recipient, a box pops up offering to make your picture smaller before attaching it to a new message from your default mail program.

The trick is to go to Word Options, click Customize, select "Command Not in the Ribbon" from the pull down menu, and add "Send to Mail Recipient" to the Quick Access toolbar.

In most recent versions of Windows, right-clicking on a picture file, going to the Send To option and choosing Mail Recipient brings up a dialogue box that offers to shrink the image size and attach it to a message.

Windows Picture and Fax Viewer can also rotate images clockwise or anti-clockwise, start a slideshow of all or selected images in the folder, or e-mail them by selecting the "Send To Mail Recipient" option.

If there are economies of scale in delivery, and certainly if mail recipients do not want multiple carriers accessing their mail boxes, it would be possible to define routes, along with their expected workload, and auction them off to the lowest bidder.

Post office box, (often abbreviated P.O. box or PO box), a box rented by the mail recipient to be an independent postal address, located in a post office or in the premises of a company offering such facilities.

Mr. Day, the Postal Service official, said he was confident that the bioterrorism plan would pass muster and that the American public would be willing to invest in improvements that would make the postal system safer for employees and mail recipients.