WD2000: How to Change Delivery or Return Address Formatting
ID: Q211293
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SUMMARY
Microsoft Word allows you to make formatting changes to your delivery
address and return address through several methods. Some changes
you make only affect the current envelope, while other changes may be
permanent.
This article describes how to change the delivery address and return
address formatting for the current envelope and how to make your changes
permanent.
MORE INFORMATION
Use any of the following methods to change your delivery address or return
address formatting.
Changing the Formatting on the Envelopes Tab
- On the Tools Menu, click Envelopes and Labels.
- Click the Envelopes tab.
- Type the address in either the Delivery address or Return address box.
- Then use either of the following methods.
Method 1
- Click Options. You do not need to select the address you typed.
- On the Envelope Options tab, click the Font button under either
Delivery address or Return address.
- On the Font tab, make any changes to the font, and then click OK.
NOTE: To make your changes permanent, click the Default button. One
of the following messages is displayed:
Do you want to change the default envelope address font to
<font name>, <point size>?
This change will affect all new documents based on the NORMAL
template.
--or--
Do you want to change the default envelope return address font to
<font name>, <point size>?
This change will affect all new documents based on the NORMAL
template.
- Click Yes to save your changes. New envelopes you create will use
the formatting changes you made to either the Delivery address or
Return address box.
NOTE: Changes you make in the From left and From top boxes in
both the Delivery address and Return address boxes are not permanent
changes and will only be applied to the current envelope.
Method 2
- On the Envelopes tab, select the address you typed.
- Right-click your selected address, and then click Font on the shortcut menu.
- On the Font tab, make any changes to the font and then click OK.
NOTE: With Method 2, do not use the Default button to make your changes permanent.
If you do, the following message is displayed:
Do you want to change the default font to <font name>,
<point size>?
This change will affect all new documents based on the NORMAL
template.
If you click Yes, the default font for all new documents in Word is
changed.
Changing the Formatting When Setting Up an Envelope Mail Merge
To change the formatting when setting up an envelope mail merge, follow
these steps:
Method 1
- Set up your main document as an envelope mail merge.
- On the Envelope Options tab, click the Font button under either
Delivery address or Return address.
- On the Font tab, make any changes to the font, and then click
OK.
NOTE: You cannot make permanent changes to the font if the Default
button is unavailable. If you want to permanently change the font
that all of your envelope mail merges use, use the procedure
titled "Changing the Envelope Address and Envelope Return Styles" in
this article.
- On the Envelopes Options tab, click OK to continue your envelope mail
merge.
Method 2
- Set up your main document as an envelope mail merge.
- In the Envelope Address dialog box, use the Insert Merge Field button to place your merge fields in the sample envelope address box.
- Select the merge fields for which you want to change the formatting.
- Right-click the selected merge fields, and then on the shortcut menu, click either Font or Paragraph, make your formatting changes, and then click OK. Changes you make in either Font or Paragraph will not be permanent and will apply only to the current envelope mail merge main document.
NOTE: Do not use the Default button on the Font tab to make your changes permanent. If you do, the following message will appear:
Do you want to change the default font to <font name>,
<point size>?
This change will affect all new documents based on the NORMAL
template.
If you click Yes, the default font in Word for all new documents is
changed.
- In the Envelope Address dialog box, click OK to continue the envelope
mail merge.
Changing the Envelope Address and Envelope Return Styles
NOTE: Changes you make to the Envelope Address and Envelope Return styles
will be used by default when you create envelopes from either the Envelopes
tab or from an envelope mail merge. These style changes may be overwritten
(not used) if you make changes to the formatting using any of the other
procedures listed in this article.
To change the Envelope Address and Envelope Return styles, follow these
steps:
- On the Format menu, click Style.
- In the List box, click All styles.
- In the Styles box, select either Envelope Address or Envelope Return.
- Click Modify.
- In the Modify Style dialog box, click Format to make changes to any of
the attributes that contain an X in the following table (the items
that do not contain an X cannot be changed):
Attribute |
Envelope Address Style |
Envelope Return Style |
Font |
X |
X |
Paragraph |
Tabs |
X |
Border |
X |
Language |
X |
X |
Frame |
Numbering |
X |
- In the Modify Style dialog box, do one or more of the following:
- Click OK to keep the changes to your current envelope only.
- Select the Add to template check box to keep your changes
permanent and then click OK. This will keep your changes for the
current envelope and all future envelopes.
- Select the Automatically update check box to allow Word to
automatically redefine the style whenever you apply manual formatting
to any paragraph with this style. Word updates all paragraphs in the
active envelope that are formatted with the style.
NOTE: Selecting this check box allows Word to update the style in the
current envelope only and does not make permanent changes to future
envelopes.
- Click OK and then click Close to close the Style dialog box.
NOTE: When you click Close, if the style is applied to the current
envelope, Word automatically applies your changes.
REFERENCESFor additional information about changing the default font, click the article number below
to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
Q212392 WD2000: Word Default Font Changes When Address Font Changes
For additional information about creating an envelope mail merge, click the article number below
to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
Q212017 WD2000: How to Create Envelopes Using Mail Merge
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Version : WINDOWS:2000
Platform : WINDOWS
Issue type : kbhowto
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