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1. Make sure you have a point pen available. You can purchase one from a stationery store or online.
2. Remove the cap of the pen and check if there is any ink left. If the ink is finished, you may need to replace it with a new refill.
3. Hold the pen with a comfortable grip and press the tip against a piece of paper or a writing surface. This will release the ink.
4. Start filling out the required information, such as your name, address, and any other necessary details. Make sure to write clearly and legibly.
5. Once you have finished filling out the form or document, put the cap back on the pen to prevent the ink from drying out.
6. Find an envelope that fits the document you have filled out and insert it inside. Make sure the envelope is properly sealed.
7. Write the recipient's address on the envelope and affix the necessary postage stamps.
8. Take the sealed envelope to the nearest post office or mailbox and send it off. You may need to pay postage fees at the post office depending on the destination.

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1. Students or employees who need to complete forms, applications, or paperwork that cannot be submitted electronically.
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In summary, point pens and the act of sending documents are relevant to anyone who needs to fill out physical paperwork and deliver it to a recipient through traditional mail services.

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