Jay--

The PRINT field is in the body of the text, and it is the first text on that
page.  I have discovered that Word is actually _ignoring_ these printer codes
all together.  I thought that my printer control code directing it to pull
from tray 2 was working.  In fact, I removed that printer control code
altogether, and it still pulled from tray 2.  It was the page setup code that
was directing it to pull from tray 2.  

I should have mentioned that this is a mail merge document that is a part of
several pages of logic.  When you run this merge by itself, it works fine.  I
have used section breaks to distinguish the pages from each other, and used
Word's page setup to tell it which tray to pull from and which paper size to
use.  This works fine.  However, when I run the original master document,
which calls this page when appropriate, it doesn't work.  It is as if Word
loses the logic built into this page when it is called from another Master
document.   I was hoping to use the Printer control code commands to combat
that.  In fact, my problem has now become that Word simply loses its page
formatting when I run this merge and it goes through the logic.  The logic
and merge itself works properly, but it is ignoring my page setup
instructions.  It will pull from tray 2 as the page setup instructs it to,
but it will not pull from the envelope feeder.  It's as if it loses that when
the logic runs.  Thanks again for any ideas.