Mike White wrote: > Tony Pursell wrote: >> On 2 Apr 2005 at 11:56, Russ Fineman wrote: >> >> >>>Matthew B. Howell, MOS wrote: >>> >>> >>>>It took a bit of perseverance on my part, but I finally figured out >>>>how to print envelopes correctly using 1.14 and my HP printer! >>>> >>>>Matthew B. Howell, MOS >>>>[EMAIL PROTECTED] >>>>"Financial freedom is ALWAYS attainable!" >>> >>>I'm having problems with #10 envelopes. How did you fix it? >> >> >> >> Russ >> >> Lots of people seem to have problems with #10. Is that what OOo calls >> 'Env. 10' in its list of formats (24.13cm by 10.48cm)? If it is, it >> would >> print OK for me. Of course, I don't have #10 envelopes here in the uk, >> but it looks OK on a plain sheet of paper. >> >> I'm using Win98SE and a HP Deskjet 610C. What's your OS and >> printer? Have you tried printing on a plain sheet of paper? >> >> Tony Pursell. >> >> --------------------------------------------------------------------- >> To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >> For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >> >> > I'm using OOo 1.1.2 on Gentoo Linux. I also have a HP Photosmart > printer. I use the Env 10 setting with the sender position set at .70 > from left and .39 from the top. The addressee position is set at 4.75 > from the left and 2.06 from the top. This prints just fine for me. One > odd thing though. My printer shows to feed the envelope in longwise with > the flap up and to the left. If I feed it that way, the address prints > upside down. I have to feed the envelope longwise with the flap to the > right. > > Mike White I'll try these setting. My HP G55 feed the envelope with the flap up and on left. There is a choice of how the envelope is positioned on the printer setup screen for my driver. I'll let you know what happens. -- Russ
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