Last week responses to the issue of Eudora poured in. Look for those answers in a supplementary column very soon. However, since all of you might not know what stationery is or what it can do for you, before I just talk about where and how to file and backup stationery, I feel I should talk a bit about what it is. Therefore, in order to do justice to the topic, I am breaking it into parts.
Stationery is a fabulous time-saver.
It allows you to format a document and add any text that may be redundant, then never have to go through all that formatting again for that document. After you save that document as stationery, you get to open a fresh copy of it each time. A printer prints a ream of stationery for you. To write a letter, you start with a piece of that stationery so each letter contains your name and address. The Mac's stationery is similar - but much more powerful.