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Window 10 and Office Word 2016, with a HP P2035 laser printer. Everything worked fine until I installed Office 2016. Now #10 envelopes will not print in the proper position on the envelop regardless of how I change the settings in Word. The printer driver is up to date.
Printing normal documents works fine.
I have done a "repair" on Office several times. Word still have the "working in the background" flashing cursor, which will not go away.
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Window 7 Professional. (I bought that last year instead of 10 because it had better rep online for consistency with past MS software and I didn't need as much of the mobile app interchangeability as a lot of other users.)
It's in the Windows Control Panel. What version of Windows are you using?
Thanks for your message, Sheryl. However, I'm not sure we're using the same programs. I don't find the Settings window you're referring to. Perhaps you can point me in the right direction?
In the meantime, I did attempt an updating of my Brother printer and though it seemed to not install promptly, Word finally printed an envelope correctly today.
Nonetheless, I'd appreciate a tip as to how to find the Settings you referred to. That could still prove useful.
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Open "Settings" (NOT Manage Devices in Control Panel). Under the "Devices" heading on the left of the Settings window, click "Printers & scanners" if that category is not open yet, and look under the list of Printers & scanners. You will see "Let Windows manage my default printer", and underneath it, a toggle button. Slide the button to the left, and you will see that the setting is "Off".