Don, I haven't seen a printer that can't handle an envelope in years. Generally they're fed in from the back, top "tray" if the printer has one and you just slide the guides in to the correct width.

I just got your question. It is under the insert tab on the ribbon. Alt I, then the letter t. You can set up your table from there. You can use your arrow keys and decide how you want your table

Brian, I recall about twenty years ago when in a computer training program for the blind, there was a printer with a small, side attachment which could hold an envelope for printing. My printer

Thanks, Milton. This is good to know, because I use the shift control N command a lot. Tom Behler

Madison, Please try these two instead: Commercial #10 Envelope with Return Address Lower MS-Word Fillable Form Template Commercial #10 Envelope Template with Return Address Lower without Text

Hi I would be inclined to set my dataset up as a table, then in the data source for the pivot table, use the table name. That way, when you add data to your initial dataset, the table grows

So how do I adjust the template? Ours is an HP OfficeJet Pro 8710

By the way, getting the warning about margins being too small, and that cut-off may occur, does not mean it will occur. It's a trial and error thing as far as moving the return address where it works

Madison, Just FYI, the issue you describe is impossible to fix unless you're at the computer the person using the template uses and using the printer they do. There is often a need to adjust either

Hi Milton, How do I set up Word so that the return address is in the right place? I've used Brian's template but it often takes a few times before everything fits correctly as I get the message that

Thanks very much for information, will work at it, save the tip, and go on my merry way. Thanks again. -- Morey Worthington

On Thu, Nov 24, 2022 at 01:23 PM, Morey Worthington wrote: How in the heck would a person, a novice make a table??- Via the Insert Ribbon (ALT + N), Table Control (T), Insert Table option (I). Then

Milton, I'm confused, too. Word has built in envelope templates, or ones it can download inside Word itself, for virtually any standard sized envelope in existence. I also happened to create two for

Hi, You donh't say what size envelope this is for and or do you give information as to what kind of printer you are using. In Microsoft Word the Create Envelope is found by the keyboard command ALT

Hi Listers- Well, I couldn't find a templet that would work for me, so here is what I did and it seems to work out great. 1.  Open MS Word 2.  Hit enter 12 times 3.  Tab 3 times 4.  Write

Hi everyone Does R work with Jaws, and, I know there is such a book about how to start statistics with R, does anyone have an accessible copy? Also, I am totally blind, so can ask this. I want to read

Thanks Justin, but now to carry that a little farther if you would be so kind. How in the heck would a person, a novice make a table?? So sorry for being so non word user. Appreciate any help. --

In my experience, tables work better for jaws. Therefore, I'd use a table for anything I wold be using collumns for. Thanks, Justin

Happy Thanksgiving all. Kind of new to Word using W10 and Jaws Jaws 2022. If I wanted to make a word document which had some columns  in it, how in the heck does one go about putting  columns  of

Alt works. In documsnts and in downloads on my pc. Windows 10. Won't work on the desktop, I still have to use shift control n. Justin