Easy Envelopes 2.50

Whats new in version 2.50:
Updated release

Publisher review:
Why is it so hard to print envelopes on a computer? Easy Envelopes answers that question with a simple and intuitive way to print professional-looking envelopes quickly and easily.

Other programs are so complex that it takes 15 minutes to configure and print just one envelope.

The name Easy Envelopes describes it perfectly. Printing an envelope is extremely easy. Just type in the To: and From: addresses and then click Print.

Easy Envelopes gives you the option to add a monogram or logo graphic if you so desire. Also, you can choose to print the USPS PostNet barcodes which can help the post office route and deliver your mail faster.

Easy Envelopes is designed to print single envelopes effortlessly. It does not have all of the complicated things like batch processing, mail merge, and databases that you don't need and have to pay for.
Requirements:
Windows operating system, inkjet or laser printer

Operating system:
WinXP,WinVista,WinVista x64,Win7 x32,Win7 x64,Win2000

Limitations:
full version, 15-day trial

Release notes:
Major Update

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