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Doug Robbins - Word MVP
>I am using Mailmerge to print envelopes using an Outlook contact list.
> Everthing goes fine until the screen where you click the location and then
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> the center of the envelope where it belongs. Have I missed a formatting
> command somewhere?
Doug, thank you but I'm not sure what that means. I am on step 4 of 6 in the
Mail Merge wizard titled "Arrange your envelope". The envelope is depicted
on the screen and I am double clicking in the middle of it, leaving the
flashing cursor where I clicked. Then I select the "Address block" item in
the wizards window and as soon as I do <<AddressBlock>> appears directly
under the return address on the envelope (not where the cursor was).
I tried placing other items, such as the bar code, but no matter where I try
to place them they jump right up under the return address also. Is Word not
WYSIWYG when using these functions?
> Are you sure that you have the selection inside the Frame that holds the
> envelope address?
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> > the center of the envelope where it belongs. Have I missed a formatting
> > command somewhere?
Doug Robbins - 05 Aug 2005 05:01 GMT
When you click in the centre of the document, you should see a rectangular
box with a hatched outline with the cursor inside that box. If you have
Click and type enabled under Tools>Options Edit, disable it.

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Hope this helps.
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Doug Robbins - Word MVP
> Doug, thank you but I'm not sure what that means. I am on step 4 of 6 in
> the
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>> > formatting
>> > command somewhere?
Dennis Cheever - 06 Aug 2005 15:45 GMT
Thank you Doug, that fixed it. The "CLick and Type" was enabled, now I do
get the box you described.
> When you click in the centre of the document, you should see a rectangular
> box with a hatched outline with the cursor inside that box. If you have
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> >> > formatting
> >> > command somewhere?