Mail merge document won't print from bypass tray

Hi Jan,

You can use the option Mail Merge In Microsoft Word to print Return address.

If you are Using Windows 2003, Follow the link below

http://www.wikihow.com/Mail-Merge-in-Microsoft-Word


If you are using Windows 2012, You will find Mail Merge option under Mailing tab on top - Create Mail Merge option

Regards,
Sean

Try this:

• On the tools menu, point to letters and mailings, and then click on mail merge
• Under select document type, click envelopes the active document becomes the main document
• Click Next: Starting document.
  

Hi there !

For printing bulky letters or documents of the same format, I suggest you use the MS word mail merge document. You need to set up the mail merge document and the data of the file. For examples, the list of names, addresses telephone numbers and others should be input to the envelops.

Here's how to create mail merge document file.


1. Open a new blank MS word document or if you have a format already in a MS word format, just use it as default letter.

2. Go to menu bars (Home, Insert, Page Layout, References, Mailing, Review and View) and choose Mailing.

3. From Mailing, click on select recipients, choose use existing lists and find the excel document files that stores all the information like list of customers, company names, addresses, telephone numbers and others.

4. Open it and select table will appear and just click ok to merge it automatically to your default envelope.

5. Now you need to set up or format your envelope. from the Mailing menu, Insert Mail Merge Field will appear and click it to display the headings of your data source. Put the headings wherever you want.

6. After that, press preview result to display the datas. Save your work and it is finished

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From the computer using Word 2003:

1. Open the application, and then select [Print] from the File menu. The Print window will be displayed.
2. Select the required printer, and then click on [Close].
3. Select [Envelopes and Labels] from the Tools menu. The Envelopes and Labels window will be displayed.
   
   NOTE: For Office 2003, click on [Tools], then [Letters and Mailings], and then select [Envelopes and Labels].
   
   
4. Click on the [Envelope] tab.
5. Enter the address and other information in the fields provided, and then click on [Options].
6. Select [Size 10 (4 X 9.5)] from the Envelope size pull-down menu.
7. Click on the [Printing Options] tab.
8. Click on the second icon from the right under the For Feed Method section.
9. Click on [Face-up].
10. Select [Default Tray (automatically select)] from the Feed from pull-down menu.
    
    NOTE: If the Envelope Tray is being used, select [Tray 2].
    
    
11. Click [OK].
12. Click on [Print] to begin printing.

From the computer using Word 2007:

1. Open the application, and then select [Print] from the File menu. The Print window will be displayed.
2. Select the required printer, and then click on [Close].
3. Click on [Mailings] tab.
4. Click on the [Envelopes] icon.
5. Click on the [Envelopes] tab.
6. Enter the address in the Delivery Address field.
7. If necessary, enter the return address in the Return Address field.
8. Click on the [Options] button.
9. Click the [Envelope Options] tab.
10. Select [Size 10] from the Envelope Size pull-down menu.
11. Click the [Printing Options] tab.
12. Click on the fifth icon from the left from the Feed Method section.
13. Click on the [Face Up] radio button.
14. Select [Bypass (Tray 5)] from the Feed From pull-down menu.
15. Click [OK] twice.

I assume you are using a sheet of labels, such as the typical 3 x 10 sheet. Word sets up the mail-merge document for printing the whole sheet, so if you print just one or two labels, you will `waste' the rest.
One way of using that sheet over is to create a mail merge that contains blank `dummy' addresses. It is rather involved and at best time consuming, and considered not worthwhile to save a partial sheet.
I service printers, and personally do not recommend that any label sheet be re-used. The printer curls the paper, in some cases fuses it, and causes the corners of the labels to be exposed, and possibly get caught in the printer (I have removed a lot of labels from inside printers)

print labels on a officejet

Here is a link to MS tutorial on mail merge for your product


http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/help/ha010349201033.aspx

In Word 2003:
Open the Tools Menu >> Letters and Mailings >> Mail Merge.
Select Labels and click Next
Click on Label Options and select your tent card and click OK and then Next
Select Use Existing List and click Browse to find your Excel document. Click Next.
Add in the fields you want on your cards to the first and then click Update All Labels.
Finish Mail Merge Wizard.
-- Word 2003 doesn't come with the 5302 label template. You'll need to download that from http://support.microsoft.com

In Word 2007
Select Mailings from the menu list at the top,
Click on Start Mail Merge and select Labels
Select Label vendor Avery US Letter
Select your product number 5302 and click OK
Click on Select Recipients from the top and select Use Existing List to browse to your Excel document
Using the buttons on the top for Address Block/Greeting/etc add in the fields you want to the first label.
Click on Update Labels
Click on Finish and Merge

With a Microsoft Works Word document open, select: Tools>Labels>(the list of available label types will pop up, select the label sheet you're using) then select: Tools>Mail Merge>Open Data Source...

Don't know how it could be simpler.

Was a recipient address created in an Excel spreadsheet or a database? Data needs to be pulled from somehwere to be added to the envelope.