If from the Mailings tab, you select Start Mail Merge for the Start Mail
Merge section of the Ribbon, and then select Envelope as the type of merge
that you want to use, then select the desired envelope, it will not have a
page attached. If you do not want to use mail merge, after doing the above,
from the Start Mail Merge pulldown, select Normal Word Document and you will
then have a document of the correct dimensions for your envelope.

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> When I am setting up an envelope, Word 2007 automatically inserts the
> envelope with a page under it. Is there a way to just have the envelope
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> envelopes, so I don't want to have to print a blank page for every one.
> Help!
Becca - 11 Mar 2008 17:35 GMT
Thanks SO MUCH. These both worked.
> If from the Mailings tab, you select Start Mail Merge for the Start Mail
> Merge section of the Ribbon, and then select Envelope as the type of merge
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> > envelopes, so I don't want to have to print a blank page for every one.
> > Help!
Copy the envelope templates from my web site and modify to your
requirements.

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> When I am setting up an envelope, Word 2007 automatically inserts the
> envelope with a page under it. Is there a way to just have the
> envelope (as in Word 2003)? I am not setting up envelopes for
> mailing, so I do not want a return address, etc. I will be merging
> and printing several hundred envelopes, so I don't want to have to
> print a blank page for every one. Help!