Pitney Bowes DocuMatch Integrated Mail System Application Notes page 2

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The data used in examples in this manual are fictitious unless other-
wise noted, and are intended solely to document proper use of the
software.
SV60725 Rev. A
First Edition, August, 1999
©1999 Pitney Bowes Inc.
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