MAIL ORDER CATALOGUE SERVICES IN

Brand Owner (click to sort) Address Description
AFTER THE STORK AFTER THE STORK, INC. P.O. BOX 4488 ALBUQUERQUE NM 87196 MAIL ORDER CATALOGUE SERVICES IN THE FIELD OF BABY PRODUCTS;
COPPERFIELD HOME DEPOT U.S.A., INC. 2455 PACES FERRY ROAD, BUILDING C-20 Atlanta GA 30339 MAIL ORDER CATALOGUE SERVICES IN THE FIELD OF CHIMNEY SWEEP ARTICLES AND ACCESSORIES;
HANNA Hanna Andersson 608 NE 19th Avenue Portland OR 97232 MAIL ORDER CATALOGUE SERVICES IN THE FIELD OF CHILDREN'S TOYS, FURNITURE AND CLOTHING, NOT INCLUDING FOOTWEAR;
HARLEQUIN GIFTED CIRCLE HARLEQUIN ENTERPRISES LIMITED 22 Adelaide Street West, 41st Floor Toronto, Ontario M5H4E3 Canada Mail Order Catalogue Services in the Form of a Consumer Giftware Club;
HARLEQUIN GIFTED CIRCLE HARLEQUIN ENTERPRISES LIMITED 22 Adelaide Street West, 41st Floor Toronto, Ontario M5H4E3 Canada Mail Order Catalogue Services in the Form of a Consumer Giftware Club;
MASON Mason Companies, Inc. 1251 First Avenue Chippewa Falls WI 54774 MAIL ORDER CATALOGUE SERVICES IN THE FIELD OF FOOTWEAR, HANDBAGS, AND ACCESSORIES THEREFOR;
REGALIA BLST HOLDING COMPANY 13300 Pioneer Trail Eden Prairie MN 55347 mail order catalogue services in the field of women's clothing;
ROMANZA BEST PRODUCTS CO., INC. Richmond VA MAIL ORDER CATALOGUE SERVICES IN THE FIELD OF JEWELRY;
THE FASHION SPECIALISTS Lew Magram Shirtmaker to the Stars, Ltd. 830 7th Ave. New York NY 10019 MAIL ORDER CATALOGUE SERVICES IN THE FIELD OF CLOTHING;
THE SOUND OF GREAT IDEAS! JEFFREY NORTON PUBLISHERS, INC. 96 BROAD STREET GUILFORD CT 06437 Mail Order Catalogue Services in the Field of Prerecorded Lecture and Educational Tapes;
TRAVELIFE Carlson Marketing Group, Inc. P.O. Box 59159 Minneapolis MN 554598249 Mail Order Catalogue Services in the Field of Travel Accessories-Namely, Clocks, Watches, Appliances, Telephones, Sporting Goods, Cameras and Jewelry;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. The invention relates to performing server initiated database synchronisation between a mail server 10 and a client on a mobile computing device 70. Both the mail server and the client are provided with a copy of a user mailbox 40, 40A. When a message for that user is received at the mail server, this is stored in their server mailbox. The mail server then initiates a link with the client and prompts it to dial into the mail server in order to synchronise its local copy of the mailbox with the server copy. In this manner new mail is automatically transferred to the client device upon receipt at the mail server.