Page updated May 17, WordPerfect Tips Main tips page Browse more tips. See also: " Print your letterhead page from one printer tray, and second and subsequent pages from another tray. Solutions: See "Print your letterhead page from one printer tray, and second and subsequent pages or envelopes from another tray or slot" here.
Solutions: See this thread on WordPerfect Universe. Below is a macro to do it. Instructions: [1] Select and Copy all of the following lines of macro code. You can add a toolbar button to play this macro: see here.
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You may require different print settings for different types of documents or printers. For example, you may use one for printing letters and another for printing envelopes. Roy "Lemoto" Lewis made this comment here about this particular issue:. Set all options as you wish them to be. Click [Edit settings]. See that everything you wish to be saved is ticked under Main Settings, everything except perhaps [ ]Printer In that Dialog you are not making any settings.
Rather, you are choosing which of the settings you made in the main Dialog are to be made the default. This is done by renaming a Windows Registry folder thus you can restore it if needed so that the program will create a factory fresh version. See here for more. Assume you want a letterhead stationery sheet to print from your printer's default tray or manual feed slot Tray 1 and the letter's second and subsequent sheets if any to print from another tray Tray 2.
You first need to create a separate page definition for the non-letterhead tray Tray 2 if it does not yet exist in WordPerfect. Then, to automate things, you can use that definition in either a template or a macro. Here's how. Create a new page definition for "second pages" that should be "pulled" from Tray 2. If you already have a second page definition, skip this step. The Page Setup dialog image above opens. You can also set a vertical and horizontal printing adjustment later, by editing the definition.
Here is where you choose the specific tray you want to pull paper from the Source for the second and subsequent pages if any. For ordinary "one tray" print jobs, that's only necessary if you always want the paper to pull from that particular tray, or if your particular printer behaves better if a specific tray is selected in this field.
Some printers have a "Manual Feed" choice or "Auto select" choice. Some printers are more finicky than others, but if your printer offers a default source and if that works well for you and your printer, it's fine to use. For two-tray printing — which generally is task-specific — most users probably will choose to modify an existing custom template rather than the default template.
The location of that template's name in the list might be different from other custom templates on your computer, depending on how and where it was saved when it was created or modified. There is no harm in using an explicit page definition for page 1 in normal documents as well as in merge forms. NOTE: The formatting of substructures such as headers, footers, and footnotes is determined by the underlying styles for each of those elements.
If you modify the style of one of the substructures in a way that conflicts with the settings in the OpenStyle:DocumentStyle code, the modified style takes precedence.
This idea — that every new document contains certain formatting defaults that you can override manually at any point in the document and other defaults that are determined by the OpenStyle: Document Style code or by styles, and therefore are not affected by manually applied codes — makes sense when you think about it. Most document formatting defaults are stored in the OpenStyle: DocumentStyle code at the top of the document.
These defaults derive from the underlying default template. You can override some of the codes in the OpenStyle: DocumentStyle code — mainly those that affect the document itself, not those that affect the substructures — by inserting formatting codes in the document. To change the formatting of the substructures, you need to do one of two things: either 1 tweak the settings from within the Styles Editor; or 2 modify the underlying style s for one or more of those substructures.
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