~main
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              Mailing Address and Return Address Fields
              
Length:  40 characters
Format:  Free text

To print an envelope, fill in the return and mailing address fields. 
Press ESC to activate the menu, then select "Print!" to print a single
envelope.

If you have created an address data file , the return address fields may be
filled.  Use the "Del" key to clear the return address fields if you wish the
return address to be blank.


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                   or PgDn for more information
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If your envelope definition specifies a bar code location, ENVLJ will
print the Postal Bar Code for the adressee's zip code at the specified
location.  Please note, however, that bar codes can only be printed on
Laserjet+ and Laserjet-II printers; the original Laserjet does not support
the necessary graphics commands.

You can define envelopes, fonts, and addresses by selecting the appopriate
items from the menu.  Remember, help is available at all times by pressing
Alt-H.

        This is a help screen.  Press ESC to return to work
                   or PgDn for more information
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ENVLJ, its documentation, and help-text files are copyright (c) 1989,1990
by Steven D. Stern (the Author).  This program is NOT placed in the
public domain; it remains the property of the Author.  Payment of a
$25.00 fee provides you with a  license to use ENVLJ on one computer.
Please send your check, payable to "Steven Stern", for $25 to:


      Steven D. Stern
      1213 Glencoe Avenue
      Highland Park, IL  60035
      
Your support is greatly appreciated!


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~data
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                            Select An Item

Select:

Place a character to the left of the address descriptor you wish to 
select.  Press "ENTER" to choose that address, envelope, or font.

Batch Printing:

To print selected addresses, place a character to the left of the
address descriptor you wish to use.  Select "Print!" from the menu.

To print ALL addresses in the data file, select "All" from the menu.

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~menu
this is menu help
       
       
       
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~edit
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Address:

Type the corrections.  Select SAVE or ABANDON from the menu after
making your changes.


        This is a help screen.  Press ESC to return to work or
                   press PgDn for help with Fonts
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Font:

Enter the string that must be sent to the printer to select the font you
wish to use.  Use ~ in place of ESC.  Select SAVE or ABANDON from the menu
after making your changes.

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                       press PgUp to review.
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~env
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Enter the coordinates of the return address and mailing address.  You are
specifying the upper left corner of each area.  The format is:

             RA_ROW  RA_COL
             MA_ROW  MA_COL
             BC_ROW  BC_COL
             FM_ROW  FM_COL

where RA is the return address, MA is the mailing address, BC is
the bar code, and FM is the FIM code.

The Post Office scanners look for the printed address in an imaginary
rectangle which extends from 5/8" to 2 3/4" from the bottom of the
envelope, with 1" margins on each side.


            This is a help screen.  Press ESC to return to work
               or PgDn for information on bar coding (BC,FM)

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The BC_ROW and BC_COL should position the bar code such that the leftmost
bar is between 3 1/4" and 4" from the right edge of the envelope and the
bottom of the bars is 1/4" from the bottom of the envelope.

The FIM code (FM_ROW,FM_COL) tells the post office scanners to look
for the bar codes.  The FIM pattern should be no lower than 1/8" from
the top edge of the envelope and should lie in an imaginary rectangle
which extends for 1 1/4" horizontally, starting nore more than 1 3/4"
from the right edge of the envelope and no deeper than 5/8" from the
top edge of the envelope.  The rightmost bar must be between 1 5/8"
and 2 1/8" from the right edge of the envelope.

If either the FM location or the BC location is "0,0", no bar codes will
be printed.  

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                       press PgUp to review
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~hwset
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The Printer Setup screen controls the setup strings sent to the printer at
the time your envelope is printed.  When it's time to print an envelope,
the following are sent to the printer:

   -- Printer Reset (~E)
   -- Landscape (~&l1O)
   -- Manual Feed / Envelope (~&l3H)
   -- Font Definition
   -- Additional Printer Setup
   
This screen lets you turn on or off the Landscape and Manual Feed /
Envelope strings and define an additional printer setup string if, for
example, you want to enable a 2nd paper tray or auxiliary envelope feeder.
As with other printer strings, use "~" in the string to represent the ESC
character.

IF YOU HAVE A LASERJET IIP or are using the envelope tray for the Series II:

            This is a help screen.  Press ESC to return to work
            or PgDn for information on the IIP and envelope tray.
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IF YOU HAVE A LASERJET IIP or are using the envelope tray for the Series II:

   You need to use the additional setup string to adjust the printer's
   default margin in order to print at the top of the envelope.  Enter the
   following in the Additional Setup String field:
   
      ~&l0E
      
   Then, press ENTER, ESC, and select SAVE.
   
   This will align the first printable line (line 1) with the top edge of
   the envelope.

          
          
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                       press PgUp to review
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