Hi Deborah,

Lots of printers can handle envelopes of different sizes so you can run
the envelope through and print the address directly on the envelope.

There is also one other really radical concept here that I hesitate to
mention for fear of being labeled a Luddite.  But back in the stone ages we
had these things called typewriters.  They were a mechanical machine that
printed onto paper via striking an ink ribbon with a metal head embossed
with the desired character.  You actually had to operate them by hand.  I
know I know, pretty crazy to be talking of such things.  But I have found
them to be somewhat useful from time to time. GRIN

Later.

--
Blue skies.
Dan Rossi
Carnegie Mellon University.
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