Lexmark printers are one variety, which for some unknown reason, use
composite colours instead of black to print envelopes which can result in
some strange effects. Your first steps would be to ensure that you both have
the lastest printer driver update and that the font colour used for the
envelope address and return styles is set to black and not 'auto'.
Do print an 'envelope' to your normal A4/Letter sized paper to ensure that
it actually prints in the space that would be occupied by the envelope as it
tracks through the printer.

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>> Try modifying the Feed method of the envelopes under by selecting
>> Envelopes and Labels from the Tools menu, then select the Envelopes
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>> Thanks Doug but that didn't work
Rudy - 12 May 2008 20:50 GMT
> Lexmark printers are one variety, which for some unknown reason, use
> composite colours instead of black to print envelopes which can result in
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> -- Graham, thank you for the input but that did not work either. I have not down loaded anything recently from Lexmark. I will try that and thank you both for your assistance.
Rudy
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> >> Thanks Doug but that didn't work