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Wow! &nbsp; I had no idea inkjet printers were so much better for envelopes than laser printers. &nbsp; I will use one of my inkjet printers for envelopes. &nbsp; Thank you so much.
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Wow!   I had no idea inkjet printers were so much better for envelopes than laser printers.   I will use one of my inkjet printers for envelopes.   Thank you so much.

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honestly - i didn't know either, before i looked for info for you...<br />
so we learn both from your Q !
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honestly - i didn't know either, before i looked for info for you...
so we learn both from your Q !

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I have an HP P2035 laser printer that I use for printing documents. &nbsp; I cannot use it to print on #10 envelopes, as there is no tray on the back to catch the envelopes. &nbsp; I need to have them printed in order so the appropriate letters can be placed in them. &nbsp; Is there an inexpensive monochrome laser printer that I could use for printing the envelopes?
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I have an HP P2035 laser printer that I use for printing documents.   I cannot use it to print on #10 envelopes, as there is no tray on the back to catch the envelopes.   I need to have them printed in order so the appropriate letters can be placed in them.   Is there an inexpensive monochrome laser printer that I could use for printing the envelopes?

What monochrome laser printer can I use for envelopes?

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