=*=*=› MIGHTY MAILER DOCS  (see  MAILLIST.BAS› on  this  OL'  HACKERS  Jan/Feb   1995› Newsletter.)  By  Philip  Bate, Ph.D.-› Antic magazine  September, 1987.  With› additional  MODS. by ALEX PIGNATO, and› DOCS  courtesy  of  T.W.A.U.G.››  Wouldn't  you  like to have a mailing› list   that  can   do   all   of   the› following?››  1.  Finds any name/address entry from› any part of the name/address--such  as› first  name,  last  name,  number   or› street.››  2.  Prints  on  labels,  envelopes or› letters.››  3. Scrolls through the mail list  and› can print all selected entries.››  4. Allows easy additions or deletions› to the list.››  5.  Automatically  loads  a  personal› address file when booted.››  6.  Saves  the  updated list with one› keystroke.››  7. Makes it  easy  to  build  a  bulk› mailing  list  of  any kind of length › without need for alphabetizing.››  8. Works extremely fast as  well  as › being simple to use.››  Sound  too  good to be true? Well, it› is true--and Mighty  Mailer  has  even› more  features. It's error-trapped, so› keystroke   mistakes  won't  halt  the› program. It's operated almost entirely› with  single-key  menu  selections. It› even automatically chooses  typewriter› mode  or  typing  in  capitals,   when› needed.››  USING MIGHTY MAILER››  The  main menu offers seven choices. › Find & Print, Scroll Or  Print,  Print› Label, Screen List, Change Menu, Dir &  Load, and  Make  New  List.  Each  is › selected by a single keystroke.››  Find  &  Print--Useful for people who› write a lot of letters. Your  personal› address  list  is automatically loaded› upon  booting.  Now  you  select  this› option.   Type   in   part   of    the› addressee's name and load the envelope› or letter into the printer.  Just  one› more  keystroke  prints  the  name and› address--simply and quickly.››   Scroll  Or  Print--Allows  scrolling› without   printing,   or  printing  on› either an  envelope  or  letter.  This› starts  with the first name/address on› the list and  goes  on  to  the  last.› Selective printing of any entry on the› list is allowed.›  Print  Labels--Prints the entire list› without pausing. Lines 440 and 450 are› used  for a message, but they can also› be   used  to  enter  printer  spacing› information for the labels.››  Screen--Quality displays  the  entire› list  on  screen,  useful for checking› which   list  it  is  or  searching  a› particular name. Use Ctrl+1 to scroll!››   Change   Menu--Add   or   delete   a› name/address  entry.  Both  selections› remind  you  which  mailing  list   is› loaded,  and both return to the Change› Menu instead of  the  Main  Menu.  The› third Change Menu selection is SAVE.››  For   added   safety,   the   current› filename  is  displayed  and  you save› changes to this filename with just one› keystroke.  The last selection returns› you to the main menu without saving.››   Dir   &   Load--Displays   the  disk› directory and  asks  for  a  filename,› which  it  then  loads,  replacing the› automatically loaded list  (D:ADDLIST,› or your filemname). Note: This program› was written primarily for single  disk› drives,  so  multiple disk drive users› will have to modify it for  additional› drive names.››   Make    New   List--Starts   a   new› "DEVICE:FILENAME" and  then  uses  the› Add-Name  option  of  the Change Menu.› This means  that  you  return  to  the› Change  Menu  after  completing  a new› list, so it's easy to save.››  Important: It's easier  to  make  the› original  mailing  list  on  your word› processor. simply  type  one  (RETURN)› after  each line in an address and two› (RETURNS) after each complete address. ›                ** end **›