This is an issue for the printer maufacturer - however set the page layout
to landscape and, if your printer will cope, you can feed the paper narrow
end first. Use the next larger page size and setup the margins to eliminate
the parts of that page that are not actually available on your slips.


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E wrote:
We have compliment slips 21cm x 9.9 cm. The printer cannot cope with
them going in like an A4 peice of Paper. The only way to print on
them is to treat them like an envelope but this restricts placing
etc. A wizard would be great if anyone could create one please.

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