System Requirements

DelMar Envelopes Easy works fine on any computer running Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows 2000, or Windows XP.  

DelMar Envelopes Easy uses the Microsoft Visual Basic 6 runtime (MSVBVM60.DLL).  Most computers already have this file installed so we don't include it in the setup program. If you are not sure if you have it or not, we recommend you download and try using the free trial version. 

If you don't have the Microsoft Visual Basic 6 runtime on your computer, you can download it from our site by clicking here.  Once downloaded, simply copy it to your Windows System folder (usually C:\Windows\System32 or C:\WinNT\System32).

Or if you prefer, you can download it from the Microsoft web site by clicking here.

Printing an Envelope

Before printing an envelope, make sure an Envelope Type has been selected on the Envelopes tab, and an Envelopes Printer and Feed Method have been selected on on the Options tab. Select the Envelopes tab on the main form. Enter a delivery address and optionally a return address. Addresses can be entered by typing them, pasting from the clipboard (right-click and select Paste), or choosing from the Favorites list. You can optionally select to print a USPS barcode above the delivery address. Click the Print button.

Printing Labels

Before printing labels, make sure the Labels Printer and Orientation has been selected on the Options tab. Select the Labels tab on the main form. Enter an address. Addresses can be entered by typing them, pasting from the clipboard (right-click and select Paste), or choosing from the Favorites list. Enter the number of labels you want to print and the starting column and row. Select the correct Label Type from the drop-down list. Click the Print button.

Using Favorites

You can add an address to your list of favorite addresses from either the Envelopes or Labels tab.  After an address has been entered, click the Favorites button next to the address text box, and choose Add to Favorites from the popup menu.   Addresses can be selected from your list of favorite addresses by clicking the Favorites button next to the address text boxes, and selecting one of the addresses from the popup menu.  Note the popup menu displays only the first two lines of the address even though all lines have been saved. Favorite addresses can also be managed using the Favorites dialog.  The Favorites dialog is displayed by clicking the Favorites button next to the address text box, and choosing Modify Favorites from the popup menu.  Once the Favorites dialog has displayed, you can: Select an address for the envelope or label by clicking it in the list, then clicking the Select button. Select an address for the envelope or label by double-clicking it in the list. Add a new address by typing it in the address text box and clicking the Add button. Remove an address from the list of favorites by clicking it in the list, then clicking the Delete button.

Options

Adding and Changing Envelope Type Definitions

DelMar Envelopes Easy comes with many common envelope types predefined.  However, you can modify these type definitions as well as add your own.   To modify an existing envelope type definition, select the envelope type from the drop-down list on the Envelopes tab and click the Change button to display the Envelopes Types dialog.   To add a new envelope type definition, click the New button on the Envelopes tab to display the Envelopes Types dialog. All values on the Envelopes Type dialog are measurements in US inches.

Adding and Changing Label Type Definitions

Definitions for many common label types are included with DelMar Envelopes Easy.  Because we know we haven't included definitions for all label types, DelMar Envelopes Easy allows you to add your own label type definitions or modify those that are included. To add a new label type definition, click the New button on the Labels tab to display the Label Types dialog. To modify an existing label type definition, select the label type from the drop-down list on the Labels tab and click the Change button to display the Label Types dialog.   All values on the Label Types dialog are measurements in US inches.

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