https://issues.apache.org/ooo/show_bug.cgi?id=29924
Roger <[email protected]> changed: What |Removed |Added ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- CC| |[email protected] --- Comment #59 from Roger <[email protected]> --- When printing to envelopes, I've just found it much easier to just use enscript. I'm printing envelopes using a HP M1522NF, centered and elongated, printing on atop the inserted envelope. $ enscript -B -r -fCourierBold@14 --margins=170:::130 Envelope.txt This rotates printing for landscape printing, using 130 for the left margin of the rotated envelope. For the Envelope.txt file, create a text file using your favorite VIM or EMACS text editor and type the first three lines of the return address within the upper left corner using no spaces or indentations. For the mailing or sending address, go five lines down (or skip five lines) and indent 20 characters (or 20 spaces) and begin typing the mailing address, indenting 20 characters for each line, likely only three lines. Issue the above enscript incantation. The major difference between using this enscript option and OpenOffice, whenever you specify a difference margin, the new margin value is immediately recognized and used with predictable results! Using OpenOffice, results are unpredictable and values often ignored when looking at the results when using OpenOffice. In the end, I save much more time using enscript and get something of similar quality compared to using an electronic typewriter. About the only things missing are using the many custom fonts, bold types, highlighting or creating the bar codes. All of which do tend to make mail sorting easier, but not really needed. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are on the CC list for the bug. You are the assignee for the bug. You are watching all bug changes.
