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Help: Questions that relate to the interaction between AD-Vantage, its customers and the post office.
General FAQ: Short answers to some of our most frequently asked questions.
Fold an 11"x17" sheet for automation?
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| Following is step-by-step example of the "correct" way
to fold an 11"x17" sheet to be automation compatible. When the open
edge occurs at the top of the self-mailer, only one tab closure is required.
By designing your newsletters in the format, you can save approximately
$.05 per piece on postage. Our folding equipment can make both folds
in a single pass, saving you additional time and money on your next
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Step 1
Looking at the address panel, fold right side of sheet behind
left side. Final size will now be 8.5" tall by 11" wide. |
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Step 2
Looking at the address panel, fold the bottom half
behind top panel. Final size should now measure 8.5"
wide by 5.5" tall. |
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Step 3
After both folds are made, mailpiece should measure
8.5" by 5.5" and have closed (folded) edges on the
right side and bottom edge, when looking at the address
panel.
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Step 4
We will apply a tab closure and barcode to the final
mailpiece. Here, it is automation compatible, saving
you approximately $.05 per piece in postage.
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