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It is all dependent upon your printer setting.<br />
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Select the printer and go to page property (different printer has different layouts of property pages). There will be an option for envelope feed . Set it and print it from notes.<br />
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~Hemanth
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It is all dependent upon your printer setting.

Select the printer and go to page property (different printer has different layouts of property pages). There will be an option for envelope feed . Set it and print it from notes.

~Hemanth

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HemanthaKumar:<br />
Ok, that gets the printer ready.<br />
How about the action.<br />
What button code will select the fields I want, orient them and send them to the printer?
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HemanthaKumar:
Ok, that gets the printer ready.
How about the action.
What button code will select the fields I want, orient them and send them to the printer?

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I have a form containing Name and Address info on clients.<br />
How do I write an action on a button that will print those fields on an envelope on an HP4 laser?<br />
Please be specific. I am not terribly proficient but I'll work hard to learn.<br />

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I have a form containing Name and Address info on clients.
How do I write an action on a button that will print those fields on an envelope on an HP4 laser?
Please be specific. I am not terribly proficient but I'll work hard to learn.


How to print envelopes using Form fields

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