Here is a Calamus document file to help you print envelopes on
the SLM-804.  It may be of use on other laser printers.  To use
it, load the document, change the return address and the
addressee.

The frame on the top left is useful for ATTN: messages as shown,
or any other message you need.  The "Magnetic Media" frame is
also useful for "First Class," "Hand Cancel," or whatever need
to be said in such a way as to catch your friendly postman's eye.

I uploaded this as a document rather than a layout because of the
odd paper size.  Load the SLM driver, and choose 4.13 by 9.5 for
a standard sized envelope.  Remember to select manual feed.  Feed
the envelope with the front facing up, and the non-flap side
against the paper guide.

I realize that this is no big deal, but it was kindof a hassle to
get right, and the arc is pretty small.  Strange things happen
with rotated text, and it takes some getting used to.  Just
remember, if a text line wraps when it isn't supposed to, then
the rotated fram is not wide enough.  Pull out either the left or
right hand side 'grabber' and readjust the frames position.  You
generally will not have to fiddle with the frames verticle size. 

I found an odd quirk making this document.  To make the ATTN:
line really stand out, I wanted to place a black bar along the
edge of the envelope, and print white letters on it.  I couldn't
seem to get the raster (black) frame behind the rotated text
frame.  I have never had this problem with normal text frames.

I hope you find this to be of some small use.  It is much faster
than doing your envelopes in Landscape format (which I used to
do.)  If you have any comments, or just want to BS about Calamus
and the art of desktop publishing, feel free to drop a line at
GEnie address CAPT.COOK.  I am also interested in any
Post/UltraScript gossip/tips you may have.

								-Captain Cook