I want to print my return address on 100 envelopes, but not an address.

An envelope template or document is the best way, as then you could use it
any time, but for a quick and dirty way, try this.

1. Open a new blank document.

2. Go to the Envelope dialog and click on Add to Document (leaving the
address portion blank). This adds an envelope to your document as Section 1,
Page 0.

3. You can view the envelope and format the return address any way you like.
Then go to the Print dialog and print 100 of Section 1 or Page 0 (either
will work).

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Suzanne S. Barnhill
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Fairhope, Alabama USA
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"the witney whislter" the witney wrote
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I want to print my return address on 100 envelopes, but not an address.

Simplest way is to add an envelope to an existing document and erase the
address from that envelope. With your cursor on that page, print 100 copies
of the current page. This way you can also reformat the return address so
that, for instance, the first line is bold or all lines are centered in
relation to each other.

Long term, you might as well create an envelope template. You can download
one from Graham Mayor's site or create your own.

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Charles Kenyon

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Intermediate User's Guide to Microsoft Word (supplemented version of
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See also the MVP FAQ: http://www.mvps.org/word which is awesome!
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I want to print my return address on 100 envelopes, but not an address.