Harold Fuchs wrote: > On 07/03/07, James Knott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> >> David Thompson wrote: >> > Is there a way to print envelopes using OpenOffice from my Quickbooks >> > Pro? >> > If not, is there a way to print just an envelope without having a >> blank >> > sheet of paper passing through the printer first? >> > >> I can't advise you on Quickbooks, but I've printed many envelopes and >> not had a sheet pass through, unless I forgot to put in an envelope. > > > <snip> > > I can't advise on Quickbooks either but I think what David is > referring to > when he mentions blank pages is that to design an envelope you do > Insert>Envelope and can, if you are not careful, end up with a *two* page > document - a blank page followed by the envelope. The trick is to > delete the > blank page before printing the envelope. To avoid having to remember > to do > this each time, set up and save an envelope *template* which has the > blank > page removed. Mine has my own details in a tiny font top left and I > copy/paste the addressee's details from the letter I'm writing into a > text > box correctly placed in the envelope for the purpose. > > Alternatively, when printing the envelope, do File>Print and choose to > print > only page 2. Note that this facility is *not* available from the Print > button on the main tool bar which prints directly without any dialogues. > > I don't think I've ever used the Insert > Envelope method. I just selected the appropriate envelope format. I also use templates for envelopes.
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