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Mailing labels again

August 15, 2010 JimK Leave a Comment

I found another list of names and fought with Word Mail Merge for an hour trying to get them printed. I first brought up the old Mail Merge document, and attempted to link it to the spreadsheet containing the new names. It seemed to link OK, but now I only had one printed label per… [Read More]

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Some pictures of the gallery during hanging

August 14, 2010 JimK Leave a Comment

Eric Bosler, exhibition curator.

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Mailing labels

August 13, 2010 JimK Leave a Comment

Mailing labels Once the postcards arrived, mailing labels moved to the top of my list. I have several sources of addresses: Outlook contacts in two profiles, and several Excel spreadsheets. There are duplicate names. I have physical addresses for some people, e-mail addresses for others, and both for many. I would like to minimize the… [Read More]

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The postcards arrive

August 11, 2010 JimK Leave a Comment

Yesterday, the big brown truck showed up with two boxes. The smaller one held the envelopes, and the larger one contained 500 exhibition announcements. I ripped into the big box and pulled out a sample; it was gorgeous. Modern has certainly upped its game since the last time I used them. They always did good… [Read More]

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Droid X OOBE

August 10, 2010 JimK Leave a Comment

(If you don’t know what an OOBE is, look here.) I’ve been sick for the past few days, and have had to spend most of my time in bed, so I was pleased yesterday when the FedEx truck rolled up with my Verizon Droid X. Making friends with it was something that I could do… [Read More]

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