I've never had a problem printing envelopes with my old LaserJet 4 and two
Epson photo printers (I have three connected).The orientation on the new
LaserJet 5000 is not correct. The two Epsons are 700 Photo and 2000P. It was
suggested that I hack the registry but I'm not quite sure since there are
more than one printer.
Chad

Don't hack the registry. Whatever the problem may be -- most likely settings
in the Printer Driver set up -- screwing around with the registry is not
likely to fix it.



"Chad" wrote in message
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I've never had a problem printing envelopes with my old LaserJet 4 and two
Epson photo printers (I have three connected).The orientation on the new
LaserJet 5000 is not correct. The two Epsons are 700 Photo and 2000P. It
was
suggested that I hack the registry but I'm not quite sure since there are
more than one printer.
Chad

Try fiddling with the Options, Printing Options button in Envelope printing
window. Look to see which printing options Word suggests for that particular
printer. You must select the new printer as the default, however. You can't
choose a printer from the list with envelopes and labels as you can when
printing docs.

"Chad" wrote:

I've never had a problem printing envelopes with my old LaserJet 4 and two
Epson photo printers (I have three connected).The orientation on the new
LaserJet 5000 is not correct. The two Epsons are 700 Photo and 2000P. It was
suggested that I hack the registry but I'm not quite sure since there are
more than one printer.
Chad

On the contrary - the envelope orientation is stored (individually for each
printer) in the registry and Word does not always get it right.
The original suggestion as indicated in the link I posted to the earlier
question, and repeated below, should work and will not affect other
printers. In any case, it is a simple matter to revert to the original
setting.
http://www.gmayor.com/epson_envelope_orientation.htm
--

Graham Mayor - Word MVP

My web site www.gmayor.com
Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org




Jezebel wrote:
Don't hack the registry. Whatever the problem may be -- most likely
settings in the Printer Driver set up -- screwing around with the
registry is not likely to fix it.



"Chad" wrote in message
...
I've never had a problem printing envelopes with my old LaserJet 4
and two Epson photo printers (I have three connected).The
orientation on the new LaserJet 5000 is not correct. The two Epsons
are 700 Photo and 2000P. It was suggested that I hack the registry
but I'm not quite sure since there are more than one printer.
Chad