Among the first to go were Metromail, a direct-mail-database company, and Donnelley Enterprise Solutions, which ran copy departments and mail rooms for law firms and the like.

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The other address proved to be a copy shop mail drop.

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These specialists can also prescribe an exciting array of high-tech optical devices such as software and screen-reading programs that enlarge e-mail and Web site copy, as well as handheld devices that enlarge printed material of any size.

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Gen Dunford's warning was made public after the New York Times obtained a copy of his mail.

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Most local and federal government information is public, and clerks should be willing to e-mail or fax you a copy.

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Its speediness results from its ability to trigger the recipient's e-mail program to send a copy of itself to everyone listed in the program's address book.

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Correspondents did as they were bidden, filing their copy by air-mail letter or, in later years, by telex.

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The Mail on Sunday claimed it had obtained a copy of a message sent by Eckoh to Cactus TV timed at 1709 GMT last Wednesday, listing 24 names and numbers.

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Travelocity and the FAA recommended printing out a copy of the reservation receipt, which could be an e-mail message, although it was unclear what would constitute a valid receipt.

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Or how about the Daily Mail which used to have a deal with British Airways, every passenger got a copy of the paper?

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