Word relies on the printer driver to format documents and with documents
using custom page sizes the printer driver will frequently use the nearest
standard size. The simplest workaround is to adapt a standard page size by
using the margins and styles to set the text position. To aid setting those
margins print the 'envelope' on A4 or US letter paper then superimpose the
paper over the envelope to reflect the relative position of the envelope as
it would track through the printer mechanism, then adjust the margins
accordingly to move the text into the correct area occupied by the envelope.
See also http://www.gmayor.com/changing_envelope_layout.htm
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Graham Mayor - Word MVP
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Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org
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Mail Merge to custom envelope size wrote:
[Quoted Text] > i created a mail merge from excel data to a custom word document that
> is 8"w x 5"h, the size of my envelope. Data came over fine.
>
> When I send to my printer (Epson Stylus R300 Series) and feed the
> envelope in, it puts a lead of 3.75" before it starts printing,
> throwing off where the text appears. How do I get rid of the 3.75"
> lead and just get it to print right away?
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