Compose and print individual labels on-the-fly, or print by category

A fast, simple, and professional way to print mailing addresses on labels or envelopes. Type and print your label, or retrieve label information from contacts file. Supports six different label sizes. Powerful ‘Search Contacts’ feature enables you to print labels for specific subsets of your contacts. You can search by first name, last name, city, state, zip code, company name, email address, or category, effectively creating subsets of your contacts file. The ‘Category’ field can store multiple categories, such as ‘Christmas’, ‘Invitations’, ‘Customers’, etc. Great for printing labels for Christmas cards, business mail, or personal mail. Works like an electronic Rolodex. Also includes birthday reminders. Contacts file can be populated either manually or by importing from your email system. HLM enables you to print labels on Avery 5160 or 8160 labels, print mailing address on envelopes of different sizes, print to any label position on sheet or most any size envelope, print return address labels, import contacts from your email provider or mobile device, and export contacts to Yahoo, Google, or mobile device. Company Name field allows efficient, powerful business mailing. WYSIWYG user interface.

Requirements:
12 MB free space on hard drive; 256 MB RAM

What's new in this release:
Updated User Manual

Tags: • mailing labels • print labels • electronic Rolodex • labels • envelopes • contacts • contact management • import contacts • export contacts • create labels • label software

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