Instead of “Exactly ”, and do any other fine-tuning you wish to do:Īlternatively, you could select Format + Frame at the outset and type Then drag the frame to where you want it.įinally, select Format + Frame, set the height to “At least ” Mouse until the mouse cursor turns into a four-headed arrow: To alter the position of the frame, hover over the frame border with your While you are dragging it, the mouse cursor will turn into a cross: Handle, and when the mouse cursor turns into a two-headed arrow, start dragging.
Select Format + Paragraph and set the Left Indent to 0.Ĭhange the font and point size, if you want to.Īlter the width and height, you can drag the edge handles hover over an edge
Select your address, and either drag the indent to the left margin using the ruler, or To make a one-off change for a specific envelope Itself or, if it's only a one-off change, you need for a specific envelope, in You can, however, modify them, either in the Envelope Address style Such that your address is in the unprintable area for your printer! You may even find that with some envelope sizes, the vertical position is These features can lead to problems, especially with custom-sized envelopes or with addresses containing more information than can fit within the fixed size of theįrame. Gigantic (and pointless) left indent defined in the paragraph properties of the style.
If you click in the frame and select Format + Frame, you will see thatįrame are set to “Exact ” values by default and the position of the text is further The position and size of the frame dictates where the text appears on theĮnvelope when you select Tools + Envelopes and Labels + Add to Document. The Envelope Address style contains a frame, into which theĪddress is entered. The position and format of each of these components is dictated by the definition of the following two There are two principal components to the addressing of an envelope – the address to which it is to be sent and the return address of the sender. Modifying the appearance of your envelopesĪrticle contributed by Doug Robbins and Dave Rado
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