TITLE: Printing Envelopes with a DeskJet 500 and 500C PRODUCT AREA: Ami Pro for OS/2 PRODUCT RELEASE: Ami Pro 3.0b for OS/2 CATEGORY: Workstation/Desktop \ Printing \ Output - Poor/Unexpected NUMBER: 127983 LAST UPDATE: 04/05/95 01:27:22 PM CIRCULATION: Public - Faxable PROBLEM: How can I print envelopes from Ami Pro 3.1 for OS/2 to my DeskJet 500 or 500C printer? SOLUTION: The following instructions describe how to create a HP 500 or 500C printer object for printing envelopes from Ami Pro for OS/2. NOTE: This TechNote is based on the 13.409 version of the HP DeskJet 500/500C driver. This version of the HP DeskJet driver ships with the IBM WARP (OS/2 3.0) Service Pack. CREATING THE NEW PRINTER OBJECT 1. CTRL-DRAG the existing printer object, and give it a new name (Possibly Envelope DJ). 2. Open the Settings notebook for the new object. 3. Choose the "Printer Driver" Tab. 4. Choose the "Job Properties" Button. 5. Verify the following settings are set for the printer. Orientation - PORTRAIT Media Size - 8.5 X 11 Media Type - PLAIN PAPER Media Source - MANUAL FEED ENVELOPE NOTE: - The printer driver in OS/2 3.0 contains a pre-defined form for printing envelopes. Open the printer driver and select Job Properties, and change the Default Form Connection to "Manual Feed:C10Envelope:Plain Paper. - If printing to a 500C change the Default Form Connection to "Upper Tray:C10Envelope:Plain Paper, and make sure the print mode matches the type of ink cartridge installed. 6. Choose OK. 7. Close the Notebook by DOUBLE CLICKING the close button (top left of dialog box). 8. Start Ami Pro for OS/2. 9. Open (File / Open) a document containing an address. 10. Choose File/Print Envelope. 11. In the Print Envelopes Dialog Box for the Printer, select the printer object that you created for envelopes. 12. Envelope Size should be Size 10. 13. Choose "Print Return Address" if desired. (Do not select "Use Envelope Feeder"). 14. Choose the "Settings" button and verify "Portrait" is selected. 15. Choose the "Adjust" button. All settings should be set to zero initially (These can be changed later to suit your preferences). 16. Choose OK until you close all dialog boxes and the envelope prints. (c) 1995 Copyright Lotus Development, an IBM subsidiary