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Article: Envelope Printing Is Far from Becoming A `Dead-Letter' Market, Maintain Specialists.(Product Information)
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- Printing News
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- April 12, 1999
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If mailboxes could talk, computers would not be the only ones announcing, "You've got mail."
Printers who specialize in applying ink to envelopes say that in spite of the ever-increasing popularity of electronic modes of transmission, their business remains strong. They admit that while fax machines and e-mail can reach the masses quicker, they do not feature the attractive portability of a mailed piece.
"People want something in their hands, and an envelope provides that," says Jim Bettinger, director of sales and marketing for Quality Park Products, Marlborough, Conn., a division of Mail-Well Inc., Denver. "When you open up a piece of mail, you see ...