[jtsafnat]

When printing an envelope I am getting strange characters in the return
address.
I tried to type the return address directly on the "envelopes and Labels"
field, as well as in the Word optionsAdvancedmailing address.
I am using Office 2007 (sp1).
Please help
Thanks, jtsafnat

[macropod]

So what's 'strange' about it? Just saying you're getting "strange characters" isn't very helpful.

Are you sure the return address is formatted with a font that is available on your system?
Have you tried running 'Detect and Repair' from Word's Help menu?
Have you tried reinstalling the font?

Cheers
--
macropod
[MVP - Microsoft Word]
-------------------------

"jtsafnat" wrote in message ...
When printing an envelope I am getting strange characters in the return
address.
I tried to type the return address directly on the "envelopes and Labels"
field, as well as in the Word optionsAdvancedmailing address.
I am using Office 2007 (sp1).
Please help
Thanks, jtsafnat

[jtsafnat]

When I am saying 'strange' I mean as an example: !"#$#% etc. some of these
strange character are even overtyped (" overtyped on .) and spacing
diminished.
I tried few different fonts when typed the return address, all of them look
perfect on my display before and after printing. Only on the printout I am
getting those strange characters.
I did not try the 'Detect and Repair' and I don't know how to do it, please
help.
The fonts I am using are normal Office fonts, and I don't have any problem
displaying or printing the Address itself.

Anyway thank you, and hope you can elaborate with a solution.

"macropod" wrote:

So what's 'strange' about it? Just saying you're getting "strange characters" isn't very helpful.

Are you sure the return address is formatted with a font that is available on your system?
Have you tried running 'Detect and Repair' from Word's Help menu?
Have you tried reinstalling the font?

Cheers
--
macropod
[MVP - Microsoft Word]
-------------------------

"jtsafnat" wrote in message ...
When printing an envelope I am getting strange characters in the return
address.
I tried to type the return address directly on the "envelopes and Labels"
field, as well as in the Word optionsAdvancedmailing address.
I am using Office 2007 (sp1).
Please help
Thanks, jtsafnat

[macropod]

Hi jtsafnat,

Which version of Word are you using?

For Word 2007, run the Office Diagnostics, which you can to via Word_Options|Resources.

Given you additional information, the document may be corrupt or the problem may be with your print driver.

Do other applications print satisfactorily? If not, the problem is most likely with the print driver, and you will need to
re-install/replace it.

Do other Word documents print satisfactorily? If so, your document may be corrupt, in which case, you might find that copying the
undamaged portions to a new document and recreating the return address portion will cure the problem.

Cheers
--
macropod
[MVP - Microsoft Word]
-------------------------

"jtsafnat" wrote in message ...
When I am saying 'strange' I mean as an example: !"#$#% etc. some of these
strange character are even overtyped (" overtyped on .) and spacing
diminished.
I tried few different fonts when typed the return address, all of them look
perfect on my display before and after printing. Only on the printout I am
getting those strange characters.
I did not try the 'Detect and Repair' and I don't know how to do it, please
help.
The fonts I am using are normal Office fonts, and I don't have any problem
displaying or printing the Address itself.

Anyway thank you, and hope you can elaborate with a solution.

"macropod" wrote:

So what's 'strange' about it? Just saying you're getting "strange characters" isn't very helpful.

Are you sure the return address is formatted with a font that is available on your system?
Have you tried running 'Detect and Repair' from Word's Help menu?
Have you tried reinstalling the font?

Cheers
--
macropod
[MVP - Microsoft Word]
-------------------------

"jtsafnat" wrote in message ...
When printing an envelope I am getting strange characters in the return
address.
I tried to type the return address directly on the "envelopes and Labels"
field, as well as in the Word optionsAdvancedmailing address.
I am using Office 2007 (sp1).
Please help
Thanks, jtsafnat

[jtsafnat]

Hi macropod
My Word version is: Word 2007 (12.0.6212.1000) SP1 MSO (12.0.6213.1000)
I tryed the Diagnostics, and got non problems in all tests.
I printed just a few documents, without any problem at all.
When printing the address on the envelope, the address itself print is
perfect (few different fonts tested), BUT the return address is corrupted for
some reason.
Please help
Thanks, jtsafnat

"macropod" wrote:

Hi jtsafnat,

Which version of Word are you using?

For Word 2007, run the Office Diagnostics, which you can to via Word_Options|Resources.

Given you additional information, the document may be corrupt or the problem may be with your print driver.

Do other applications print satisfactorily? If not, the problem is most likely with the print driver, and you will need to
re-install/replace it.

Do other Word documents print satisfactorily? If so, your document may be corrupt, in which case, you might find that copying the
undamaged portions to a new document and recreating the return address portion will cure the problem.

Cheers
--
macropod
[MVP - Microsoft Word]
-------------------------

"jtsafnat" wrote in message ...
When I am saying 'strange' I mean as an example: !"#$#% etc. some of these
strange character are even overtyped (" overtyped on .) and spacing
diminished.
I tried few different fonts when typed the return address, all of them look
perfect on my display before and after printing. Only on the printout I am
getting those strange characters.
I did not try the 'Detect and Repair' and I don't know how to do it, please
help.
The fonts I am using are normal Office fonts, and I don't have any problem
displaying or printing the Address itself.

Anyway thank you, and hope you can elaborate with a solution.

"macropod" wrote:

So what's 'strange' about it? Just saying you're getting "strange characters" isn't very helpful.

Are you sure the return address is formatted with a font that is available on your system?
Have you tried running 'Detect and Repair' from Word's Help menu?
Have you tried reinstalling the font?

Cheers
--
macropod
[MVP - Microsoft Word]
-------------------------

"jtsafnat" wrote in message ...
When printing an envelope I am getting strange characters in the return
address.
I tried to type the return address directly on the "envelopes and Labels"
field, as well as in the Word optionsAdvancedmailing address.
I am using Office 2007 (sp1).
Please help
Thanks, jtsafnat

[Graham Mayor]

When you select the envelope tool, do you have an address in the return
address window?
If so, select it and delete it.

Add an envelope to a document. You should get a prompt to save the new
address. Do so.

Repeat, restoring your correct address (though personally I prefer not to
have a return address here and use the method at
http://www.gmayor.com/Alternative_Return_Addresses.htm to add a return
address when required.)

or

Use the following macros. The first one will set the user address to zero.
Run it then create an envelope and save the address at the prompt

Sub Macro1()
Application.UserAddress = ""
End Sub

The second will put your address back - change the parts to match your real
address. Run the macro then create another envelope and save at the prompt.

Sub Macro2()
Application.UserAddress = "1 My Street" & vbCr & _
"My Town" & vbCr & "My Country"
End Sub

See also http://www.gmayor.com/changing_envelope_layout.htm

--

Graham Mayor - Word MVP

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


jtsafnat wrote:
Hi macropod
My Word version is: Word 2007 (12.0.6212.1000) SP1 MSO
(12.0.6213.1000)
I tryed the Diagnostics, and got non problems in all tests.
I printed just a few documents, without any problem at all.
When printing the address on the envelope, the address itself print is
perfect (few different fonts tested), BUT the return address is
corrupted for some reason.
Please help
Thanks, jtsafnat

"macropod" wrote:

Hi jtsafnat,

Which version of Word are you using?

For Word 2007, run the Office Diagnostics, which you can to via
Word_Options|Resources.

Given you additional information, the document may be corrupt or the
problem may be with your print driver.

Do other applications print satisfactorily? If not, the problem is
most likely with the print driver, and you will need to
re-install/replace it.

Do other Word documents print satisfactorily? If so, your document
may be corrupt, in which case, you might find that copying the
undamaged portions to a new document and recreating the return
address portion will cure the problem.

Cheers
--
macropod
[MVP - Microsoft Word]
-------------------------

"jtsafnat" wrote in message
...
When I am saying 'strange' I mean as an example: !"#$#% etc. some
of these strange character are even overtyped (" overtyped on .)
and spacing diminished.
I tried few different fonts when typed the return address, all of
them look perfect on my display before and after printing. Only on
the printout I am getting those strange characters.
I did not try the 'Detect and Repair' and I don't know how to do
it, please help.
The fonts I am using are normal Office fonts, and I don't have any
problem displaying or printing the Address itself.

Anyway thank you, and hope you can elaborate with a solution.

"macropod" wrote:

So what's 'strange' about it? Just saying you're getting "strange
characters" isn't very helpful.

Are you sure the return address is formatted with a font that is
available on your system?
Have you tried running 'Detect and Repair' from Word's Help menu?
Have you tried reinstalling the font?

Cheers
--
macropod
[MVP - Microsoft Word]
-------------------------

"jtsafnat" wrote in message
...
When printing an envelope I am getting strange characters in the
return address.
I tried to type the return address directly on the "envelopes and
Labels" field, as well as in the Word optionsAdvancedmailing
address.
I am using Office 2007 (sp1).
Please help
Thanks, jtsafnat