PQ-8P, PQ-8S

5.10 Document/Envelope Printing

A letter and an envelope can be printed from DisplayWrite/36 or OfficeVision/400 in the same document by following this procedure:

1.Set the format for the letter and enter the letter file. On the first typing line, press CMD20 for Format options.

2.Select 1 for Document options, then another 1 for Document format. Select 3 for Typestyle/color.

3.Select the font ID number for the letter, such as No. 11, 86, etc., then press ENTER.

4.From the Document Format screen, select option 4 for Page layout/paper options. Scroll to the second screen of these options and select a paper size of 8.5 (width) x 11 (length) inches and paper source 1. If the letter is more than one page, select paper source of 1 for the following pages. Press ENTER to return to the Document format screen, then CMD 12 to return to the Document options screen.

5.Now set up the Alternate Format for the envelope. Select 2 for Alternate format, then 3 for Typestyle/color. Select the font ID for the envelope and press ENTER to return to the Alternate Format screen.

6.Select 4, Page layout/paper options. Choose a first typing line of 1, then scroll down to the second screen of the options and choose a paper width of 7.5 (monarch size) or 9.5 (commercial, or #10 size) and a paper length of 4 inches. For a paper source, select 5 for Envelope Feed. Press ENTER to return to the Alternate Format screen.

7.Select option 1 for Margins and Tabs and make the left margin 1. Press ENTER and CMD3 until you are back in the document.

8.Type in the letter. When done, add a page end by pressing ALT P.

9.Now load in the Alternate Format for the envelope. To do this, press the CMD5 key, Goto, and type in rf for Resetting Format. Press ENTER. Select option 4 on the Alternate Format screen, Begin Alternate Format. Press ENTER.

10.You will now be back in the document, with the Alternate Format. If these instructions have been followed, the cursor will be on the first typing line of 1, with the left margin of 1. Type in the envelope address, and send the file to print. The letter will print out first, followed by the envelope.

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PQ-8P, PQ-8S specifications

The Black Box PQ-8S and PQ-8P are advanced power quality analyzers designed for professionals seeking to monitor, analyze, and improve the electrical efficiency of their systems. These devices stand out in the market due to their robust features, sophisticated technology, and user-friendly interface, making them essential tools for electrical engineers and facility managers.

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