Filed under: Business, Text, Windows, Office, Shareware, Freeware, Windows x64
Quickly create canned responses with The Form Letter Machine
by Lee Mathews Mar 18th 2009
Donation Coder's Form Letter Machine is a handy application for anyone who needs to mail out canned responses frequently. Setting up a response is simple, just create a heading and add radio fields and checkboxes. Subgroups can also be created which allows for very complex combinations.
The program features a realtime preview so you can eyeball your form letters instantly. There aren't a lot of configurable options for output (font and linewrap position are pretty much it). That's intentional, of course. Like a lot of the apps on Donation Coder, simplicity is key. FLM is built on the assumption that you're going to copy and paste into your email application or word processor.
It's a free download and runs on 32 and 64-bit Windows systems. If you like it, don't forget to make a donation to the 4th anniversary drive!
The program features a realtime preview so you can eyeball your form letters instantly. There aren't a lot of configurable options for output (font and linewrap position are pretty much it). That's intentional, of course. Like a lot of the apps on Donation Coder, simplicity is key. FLM is built on the assumption that you're going to copy and paste into your email application or word processor.
It's a free download and runs on 32 and 64-bit Windows systems. If you like it, don't forget to make a donation to the 4th anniversary drive!
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