For reasons unknown, some printers use a composite black (made up of the
colors in your color cartridge or cartridges) rather than true black from
the black cartridge to print envelopes and other small documents. When
envelopes start printing red (or green or some other color), it usually
indicates an imbalance of inks in the color cartridge(s).

BTW, the color you describe as fuchsia is "magenta," one of the three ink
colors (the others are cyan and yellow).

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Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA
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"Joceline63" wrote in message
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I've gone to options and ensured the default font color is black. I have
refilled my black ink cartridge. But every envelope I print comes out in
red
(actually, more of a fuschia pink). What am I doing wrong?