- Quick specs
- Price: Free to try (Unregistered version places watermark across the design); $49.95 to buy
- Operating system: Mac OS X 10.5 Intel, Mac OS X 10.4 Intel, Mac OS X 10.5 PPC, Mac OS X 10.6, Mac OS X 10.4 PPC
- Date added: September 08, 2009
- Total Downloads: 2,944
- Downloads last week: 13
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- Average user rating: stars out of 2 votes
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Publisher's description
From BeLight Software :Labels & Addresses (former Mail Factory) is a home and office tool for printing all sorts of labels and envelopes. Merge printing capability makes the program a great tool for Holiday seasons, by helping users to design and print multiple greeting envelopes and postcards with automatically substitutable addresses and postal barcodes.
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Industry-standard barcodes support includes Code 39, Code 128, EAN-8/13, UPC-A/E, ISBN, as well as Data Matrix and QR 2-dimensional barcodes. The barcode data can be read from a text file, allowing you to automatically print numerous labels for your entire product inventory.
Import address information from Apple Address Book, MS Excel, MS Entourage, Now Contact, FileMaker, vCards or tab-delimited text files, or input them manually.
Labels & Addresses supports hundreds of label layouts from the most popular vendors, including Avery, APLI, A-One, and many other US, European and Asian manufacturers. Moreover, the program supports popular label printers such as DYMO LabelWriter, Seiko SLP and Brother QL and the entire range of compatible labels.
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