-
letterbox's "visitors' book" or "logbook" — as
proof of
having found the box and
letting other letterboxers know who has visited. Many
letterboxers keep...
- standard-definition
programming in 1.78:1,
while in the USA,
these are down-scaled to
letterbox. When
using a 1.33:1 screen, it is
possible to
display such programming...
-
receptacle for
receiving mail.
Letterbox may also
refer to:
Distribution of
advertising mail by
letter box drop
Letterboxing (filming), the
practice of transferring...
-
Letterbox company may
refer to: Br****
plate company,
company lacking meaningful connection with the
location of
incorporation S**** corporation, company...
-
Pitch Battle for BBC One. She also
presents the
daily BBC Two game show
Letterbox,
having hosted 45
episodes (15 for
series One, 30 for
series Two) since...
- the
vertical equivalent of (horizontal)
letterboxing and goes by
several names,
including reverse letterboxing,
curtain boxing, or postcarding. Pillarboxing...
- A
letter box,
letterbox,
letter plate,
letter hole, mail slot or
mailbox is a
receptacle for
receiving incoming mail at a
private residence or business...
- A dead drop or dead
letter box is a
method of
espionage tradecraft used to p****
items or
information between two
individuals (e.g., a case
officer and...
-
conversion of its
standard definition feed from a 4:3 full-screen to a
letterboxed format (via the
application of the AFD #10
display flag),
which occurred...
- mail (by its recipients),
mailshot or
admail (North America),
letterbox drop or
letterboxing (Australia), is the
delivery of
advertising material to recipients...
