Hi, 

I have a possible work-around.  With one of my envelope center feed hp printers 
and an earlier OOo version I had problems printing No. 10 envelopes when I set 
OOo to center feed.
Chose another feed option (forget whether it was left or right) but thereafter 
printed No. 10s just fine.

Carl

--- On Wed, 9/10/08, Twayne <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
From: Twayne <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: [discuss]  Re: Envelope templates
To: [email protected]
Date: Wednesday, September 10, 2008, 10:01 AM

> Twayne wrote:
>>> Twayne wrote:
>>>> XP Pro SP2+ OOo 2.4.1
>>>>
>>>> I still can not use the envelope printing features in Writer. 
None
>>>> of them seem to work right that I want to use, namely
center-fed  #
>>>> 6 3/4 and #10 (North American).
>>>>
>>>> It's a real pain to create a working envelope template; at
least
>>>> I've never found a way.  Well, one way, by putting a box
on a
>>>> letter size sheet and printing the envelope as though it were
a
>>>> full letter size sheet but it's clumsy and inefficient.
>>>>    I've even tried opening Word envelopes with Writer but
the
>>>> result is dismal.
>>>>
>>>> Has anyone written, or created a library or whatever, of
creating
>>>> envelopes with OOo?
>>>>
>>>> It's hard to believe that in all this time that it
hasn't been
>>>> better addressed.
>>>>
>>>> TIA,
>>>>
>>>> Twayne
>>> Hi Twayne
>>>
>>> Have you worked through
>>>
http://www.tutorialsforopenoffice.org/tutorial/Print_An_Envelope.html
>>>
>>> or
>>>
>>>
http://openoffice.blogs.com/openoffice/2005/12/printing_envelo.html
>>>
>>> I have for years now had a DL envelope template which I've
adapted a
>>> few printers over  the time and use very regularly.  I did as you
>>> proposed, started printing onto a blank sheet, so I could work out
>>> the orientation, and it "just works." So I just copy the
address
>>> from my letter and it has the return address ready to go.
>>>
>>> HTH
>>>
>>>
>>> Russell
>>
>> Hmm, thank you very much, Russell.  I'm tempted to say yes, I read
>> those, but ... obviously I haven't.  Either that or they are
>> considerably changed.  Yeh!  That's it; they changed!  :^)
>>
>> I did get a few good hints from the URLs, so they were worth your
>> posting.  Thanks for your assistance and time.
>>
>> Best,
>>
>> Twayne
> Hi, Twayne,
>
> I've been using a template for a #10 envelope for quite some time on
> my LaserJet 1012, which is center-fed, face-up, flap-to-the-right. It
> works every time. I just double-click the text box for the "To"
> address and input what I want. The "From" address can be
changed,
> also, but I rarely do so.
>
> I'll post a link to it on http://needleswebs.com/OOoDocs.html
>
> Matt Needles

Hmm, Thanks, Matt.  However that prints to the Right Side here but 
that's probably a difference in printer drivers.
   Do you also modify your printer settings to use your envelope 
template?  I'm trying to avoid printer setting changes.

   Also, and this might be why it didn't print correctly: When I opened 
the template, it claimed it was created with a newer version of Writer 
and offered to update me.  Since I am running 2.4.1, does that imply 
that you created the envelope in BETA 3?

   Also again, how do you get the text to print vertically on the 
Portrait-set envelope?
      I've never had a set up so the text would turn horizontal for 
editing and return to vertical when you finish it; that's new to me, and 
I think probably the tip I need to make it easier to create env 
templates.  I have #10 and 6 3/4 templates working OK, but ... your 
design appears more efficient and logical so I'd like to figure it out; 
the text boxes have me stumped.

Regards,

Twayne





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