A very informative Video. I couldn't get the text to print, so my work around was to go back to a document, entered the correct size of the envelope into the settings, set the page to Landscape, centered the address as per the video and did a test on paper the same size as the envelope. It printed on the left, so I loaded the enveloped correctly, and it all worked. Without your Video, I would still be struggling. Thank You
Excellent! Glad you were able to get it working. And thanks for posting here...this will be helpful to others who might have the same issue. Cheers! :)
Very informative but by any chance would you know why it might feed correctly through the printer but nothing is printing? I followed the setup to a "T" (really helpful by the way), but when it feeds through the printer, nothing printing.
Glad you liked it! 🙏😊 Were you able to resolve the printer issue? Mine will do that sometimes on certain file types. Usually restarting the printer does the trick. Hope you were able to solve it!
@@TinyTechnicalTutorials do you know if I would be able to print my logo on my flap while still printing everything else on the other side like a regular envelope and while only running it thorough the printer once ?
@Jose Rosales - This would depend on your printer. I've used printers that will print both sides of a piece of paper (it's an option under the printer settings called "duplex printing"). I think printing both sides of an envelope might be a little trickier, though, because of how the printer has to "flip" the envelope (and due to its smaller size, might jam more easily?). I just did a quick Google search for "duplex printing envelopes printer." The options seem limited, and fairly expensive. Unless it's something you need to do all the time to justify the investment, the best bet is probably to manually feed the envelopes through two times. Sorry I don't have an easier solution!
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A very informative Video. I couldn't get the text to print, so my work around was to go back to a document, entered the correct size of the envelope into the settings, set the page to Landscape, centered the address as per the video and did a test on paper the same size as the envelope. It printed on the left, so I loaded the enveloped correctly, and it all worked.
Without your Video, I would still be struggling. Thank You
Excellent! Glad you were able to get it working. And thanks for posting here...this will be helpful to others who might have the same issue. Cheers! :)
Thank you!
You're welcome! Thanks for watching! :)
Very informative but by any chance would you know why it might feed correctly through the printer but nothing is printing? I followed the setup to a "T" (really helpful by the way), but when it feeds through the printer, nothing printing.
Glad you liked it! 🙏😊 Were you able to resolve the printer issue? Mine will do that sometimes on certain file types. Usually restarting the printer does the trick. Hope you were able to solve it!
This is amazing thank you!!!!
You're so welcome! Glad it helped!!
@@TinyTechnicalTutorials Is there a way to create different fonts between the layers? sorry if this is getting to complicated!
Hey @QueenToasty! Can you clarify "layers"? I'm not sure I'm following. :)
@@TinyTechnicalTutorials I got it figured out! Jusy trying to change the font of each line haha thank you!
Awesome! Nice work. :)
Can you print a logo on the flap instead of a address ?
Hi Jose! Yes, you can print a logo instead. Just go to Insert-->Picture, and place it in that location rather than the text. Good luck! :)
@@TinyTechnicalTutorials thank you so much ! Great video btw
Thanks so much! :)
@@TinyTechnicalTutorials do you know if I would be able to print my logo on my flap while still printing everything else on the other side like a regular envelope and while only running it thorough the printer once ?
@Jose Rosales - This would depend on your printer. I've used printers that will print both sides of a piece of paper (it's an option under the printer settings called "duplex printing"). I think printing both sides of an envelope might be a little trickier, though, because of how the printer has to "flip" the envelope (and due to its smaller size, might jam more easily?). I just did a quick Google search for "duplex printing envelopes printer." The options seem limited, and fairly expensive. Unless it's something you need to do all the time to justify the investment, the best bet is probably to manually feed the envelopes through two times. Sorry I don't have an easier solution!