(Received 21 February 1975; accepted 13 June 1975)
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Addressing machines are a very specialized method of printing. Whereas most other printing methods are intended for long runs of one item, the purpose of the addressing apparatus is to make just one copy of several different items. Addressing machines were designed for addressing envelopes, but their uses have since been extended to many other areas of business, especially with payrolls, billing, and other office functions.
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