In order to accomplish this, I wrote a vb macro that uses data from the open
contact, passes the data to the envelope wizard from Word (without visually
opening Word) and then prints the envelope. The macro can be called from an
icon. I'd be happy to share details with you if you would like. Barry

"DGORE" wrote:

One should be able to open a contact, select option to print envelopes (like
in word) and print from there. Having to go through a whole merge for one
envelope is too time consuming. My version is Office 2003.

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