topic Re: TR4520 Envelope return address too far to the left in Desktop Inkjet Printers

TR4520 Envelope return address too far to the left

pwrichcreek — Fri, 17 Dec 2021 20:16:45 GMT

AN EXAMPLE
I don't find anything in the settings for the envelope to configure a left margin.

TIA for your help.
Pwrichcreek

Re: TR4520 Envelope return address too far to the left

Danny — Sat, 18 Dec 2021 13:43:21 GMT

Hi, Pwrichcreek!

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Re: TR4520 Envelope return address too far to the left

pwrichcreek — Tue, 21 Dec 2021 00:15:46 GMT

I now believe that the issue is with the WORD document, not the printer.

Re: TR4520 Envelope return address too far to the left

pwrichcreek — Thu, 23 Dec 2021 00:24:11 GMT

Windows 10

Re: TR4520 Envelope return address too far to the left

pwrichcreek — Mon, 27 Dec 2021 21:06:34 GMT

The problem was resolved by increasing the Printing Options From left value to 3". Also, the left margin was around 2" and apparently there is a built-in restriction that keeps the Delivery address a certain distance from the Return address, which made it impossible for me to set the value any farther the left. I changed the left margin to 1/2". Along with the 3" From left, that fixed the problem.

Also I didn't think to mention in this post, that I had been getting the 2110 error, which effectively made it impossible to debug the address positioning. A Canon chat technician, presumably an expert, looked into the 2110 and decided that he could not tell me what I needed to change to get rid of that. Instead he effectively changed some in the printer configuration to simply ignore when the paper loaded didn't match what the the software was expecting.

I will locate that other post and reference it here.
SweetTasha.