I've got George's old Envelope script to work for me opening a template file
I've got and I also changed the envelope size to suit. I just tried the new
PrintMultEnvelope from E to W and got the following script error:
Can't make <<constant ****eHme>> into a string.
Is anybody using this script successfully?
Aaron
On 15/11/00 6:00 AM, "George Clark" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 11/14/00 11:52, Keith Manley wrote:
>
>> How can I adapt the script �Print MultiEnvelope from E in W� for printing
>> on stationary with pre-printed return addresses? Or where can I find such
>> a script?
>
> Aaron Sills had a similar need and found that if he changed the VBA code to
> include:
>
> OmitReturnAddress:=True
>
> ..that took care of it. To add this in Print MultiEnvelope, find this
> section of the script:
>
> set vbScript to "recep = " & my Process_for_VB(theAddress)
> set vbScript to vbScript & "retaddr = " & my
> Process_for_VB(tempReturn)
> set vbScript to vbScript & "ActiveDocument.Envelope.PrintOut
> Address:=recep, _
> ReturnAddress:=retaddr, PrintBarCode:="
> if useBarcode is "Yes" then
> set vbScript to vbScript & "True"
> else
> set vbScript to vbScript & "False"
> end if
>
> Change the line:
>
> set vbScript to vbScript & "ActiveDocument.Envelope.PrintOut
> Address:=recep, _
> ReturnAddress:=retaddr, PrintBarCode:="
>
> to be:
>
> set vbScript to vbScript & "ActiveDocument.Envelope.PrintOut
> Address:=recep, _
> OmitReturnAddress:=True, PrintBarCode:="
>
>
> That should do it.
>
> George
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