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Default Envelope address transfers from letter as all Caps

Is it possible to have the address transfer from a letter to an envelope in
all capital letters even though it was not all capital letters in the letter
itself? The address is regular text in the letter and then when you go to add
an envelope, the text is in all caps.
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Default Envelope address transfers from letter as all Caps

If the Envelope Address style were defined as All Caps, this would happen
automatically. Alternatively, you can select the text in the Envelope dialog
window, right-click, choose Font, and select All Caps (or use the
Ctrl+Shift+A keyboard shortcut).

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Is it possible to have the address transfer from a letter to an envelope

in
all capital letters even though it was not all capital letters in the

letter
itself? The address is regular text in the letter and then when you go to

add
an envelope, the text is in all caps.


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Default Envelope address transfers from letter as all Caps

As Suzanne indicates, it is possible, but is it a good idea? Upper case text
is harder to read. Why not use an easy to read solution such as 14 point
Times New Roman?

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Krystal wrote:
Is it possible to have the address transfer from a letter to an
envelope in all capital letters even though it was not all capital
letters in the letter itself? The address is regular text in the
letter and then when you go to add an envelope, the text is in all
caps.



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Default Envelope address transfers from letter as all Caps

It may be harder for us to read, but, for unfathomable reasons, the USPS
prefers addresses in all caps (and with standard abbreviations and no
punctuation). If you enter a U.S. address at
http://zip4.usps.com/zip4/welcome.jsp and click Submit, the result is in all
caps. sigh This is not required, of course, except for bulk mail (and I'm
not sure it's an absolute requirement even for that.

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"Graham Mayor" wrote in message
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As Suzanne indicates, it is possible, but is it a good idea? Upper case

text
is harder to read. Why not use an easy to read solution such as 14 point
Times New Roman?

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Krystal wrote:
Is it possible to have the address transfer from a letter to an
envelope in all capital letters even though it was not all capital
letters in the letter itself? The address is regular text in the
letter and then when you go to add an envelope, the text is in all
caps.




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Default Envelope address transfers from letter as all Caps

Maybe they use rudimentary OCR to sort the mail?

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Suzanne S. Barnhill wrote:
It may be harder for us to read, but, for unfathomable reasons, the
USPS prefers addresses in all caps (and with standard abbreviations
and no punctuation). If you enter a U.S. address at
http://zip4.usps.com/zip4/welcome.jsp and click Submit, the result is
in all caps. sigh This is not required, of course, except for bulk
mail (and I'm not sure it's an absolute requirement even for that.


"Graham Mayor" wrote in message
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As Suzanne indicates, it is possible, but is it a good idea? Upper
case text is harder to read. Why not use an easy to read solution
such as 14 point Times New Roman?

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Graham Mayor - Word MVP

My web site www.gmayor.com
Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org


Krystal wrote:
Is it possible to have the address transfer from a letter to an
envelope in all capital letters even though it was not all capital
letters in the letter itself? The address is regular text in the
letter and then when you go to add an envelope, the text is in all
caps.





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Default Envelope address transfers from letter as all Caps

Not so rudimentary, and yes, all mail is machine sorted unless it's a very
odd shape (and they're now charging considerably more for odd shapes).

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"Graham Mayor" wrote in message
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Maybe they use rudimentary OCR to sort the mail?

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Graham Mayor - Word MVP

My web site www.gmayor.com
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Suzanne S. Barnhill wrote:
It may be harder for us to read, but, for unfathomable reasons, the
USPS prefers addresses in all caps (and with standard abbreviations
and no punctuation). If you enter a U.S. address at
http://zip4.usps.com/zip4/welcome.jsp and click Submit, the result is
in all caps. sigh This is not required, of course, except for bulk
mail (and I'm not sure it's an absolute requirement even for that.


"Graham Mayor" wrote in message
...
As Suzanne indicates, it is possible, but is it a good idea? Upper
case text is harder to read. Why not use an easy to read solution
such as 14 point Times New Roman?

--

Graham Mayor - Word MVP

My web site www.gmayor.com
Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org


Krystal wrote:
Is it possible to have the address transfer from a letter to an
envelope in all capital letters even though it was not all capital
letters in the letter itself? The address is regular text in the
letter and then when you go to add an envelope, the text is in all
caps.




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