Envelope and unwanted blank page

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Helmut Mack

When using the envelope feature in Word-2000, how can I prevent an extra
blank page from being added on? Or, how do I delete this page before
printing the envelope? Thanks for any help on this,
 
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Doug Robbins - Word MVP - DELETE UPPERCASE CHARACT

If you add the Envelope to the document, you cannot prevent the extra page
being there. Actually, the envelope is inserted before the page that was
there in the first place.

As deleting the Next Page Section Break will screw up the page setup for the
Envelope, you can either tell Word to print Page 0 of the document in the
File Print dialog, or create a new template that represents the envelope
that you want to use and create your envelopes by creating new "documents"
from that template.

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Hope this helps
Doug Robbins - Word MVP
 
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Tonya Marshall

You can create an envelope easily by going to File/Page Setup select the
Paper tab and clicking the down arrrow next to the Paper size tab and
choose the size envelope you want. Save it as a template.

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Tonya Marshall
tonz AT harborside DOT com

Doug Robbins - Word MVP - DELETE UPPERCASE CHARACTERS FROM EMAIL ADDRESS
wrote:
If you add the Envelope to the document, you cannot prevent the extra page
being there. Actually, the envelope is inserted before the page that was
there in the first place.

As deleting the Next Page Section Break will screw up the page setup for the
Envelope, you can either tell Word to print Page 0 of the document in the
File Print dialog, or create a new template that represents the envelope
that you want to use and create your envelopes by creating new "documents"
from that template.
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Helmut Mack

Hello Doug and Tonya,
Thank you so much for answering my
question. Both suggestions work fine. This group is great!
 

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