Hi Everyone,

I’m also having the same problem as Madison.  I have the envelope in my download folder, but I cannot open it or move it in to my Word documents.  I am also having the problem that it keeps telling me that it’s in protective view.  Could this be because I am still using Word 2010 and Windows 7?  For printing envelopes I’ve been using the Word program for envelopes with no problem for many years and many printers, but this program seems much easier to use.  Any help will be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,

Al Sorrentino

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Hi Brian and all,

Thank you for creating these, I downloaded both templates, now how do I save or get them onto my USB stick? They’re currently in my downloads folder or whatever the place is called where downloads go to.

Now, what I think will be a major improvement as far as ease of use.  I'm constantly harping on the fact that too few in this world know how to create an accessible MS-Word fillable form, but I do, and that's what I should have done to begin with.  In this template, each line of the return address is a fillable field as well as each line of the main address, and each is announced as you land in it.  You also can't do anything but type in the content you want, so nothing can end up accidentally rearranged on the face of the envelope, either.  Just fill it in and print it.

So now you have a choice.  Use the one that just has lines of text you can change if you prefer it, or this one if you just want to tab between edit boxes and fill them in:

Commercial #10 Envelope MS-Word Fillable Form Template
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Brian - Windows 10, 64-Bit, Version 21H1, Build 19043  

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