I have Win10 and I use LibreOffice Writer.

I open a blank page and type my Return Address on the top Left.

Then on the Center I type the Address of who it is going to.

After I click print I click Print Properties.

In the Paper size I pick Envelopes then in the list of Envelope Types I pick A10.

This is for a Standard skinny Envelope and it all prints good.

Now I want to print on a Greeting Card Envelope.

This is 8 and a Half by 5 and a Half I am in the USA.

I see nothing in this list.

Will it not be called C5 or what do I look for or do?

Thanks for the time.

 

Hi,
When I experience a printer nightmare:
Cut a piece of paper the size of your greeting card envelope and experiment.
I found labels worked very well. Using Avery wizard.
In the UK it's not critical where the address is.
Good luck............

 

Just print on labels, peel off, and stick on the envelope.

 

Looks like a C5 envelope should work for you

Here are the dimensions of an A5 piece of paper.

 

I have Win10 and I use LibreOffice Writer.

I open a blank page and type my Return Address on the top Left.

Then on the Center I type the Address of who it is going to.

After I click print I click Print Properties.

In the Paper size I pick Envelopes then in the list of Envelope Types I pick A10.

This is for a Standard skinny Envelope and it all prints good.

Now I want to print on a Greeting Card Envelope.

This is 8 and a Half by 5 and a Half I am in the USA.

I see nothing in this list.

Will it not be called C5 or what do I look for or do?

Thanks for the time.

I'm in the usa too, and I don't understand why it has to be on a list .

Why don't you just set print size manually? Worst case set a 3rd party print manager all the printer companies make them as do software companies.

For super simple :

In libra office or any office choose letter size

Position your info on the page where you think it goes , print it, hold up tona light with envelope see if it lines up.

If not move it around on letter sheet in software , until the printout matches where you want things

Then save that as your template
2Simpo 4 u.

Do that for as many things as you want , .

"Marty you don't need templates and drop downs "
Doc Brown Back to the future

I know his request is ancient , but the answer may help others .

Silly me for thinking engineering was about inventing your own solutions to problems lol

I used to run a direct to client business and for labels we just printed a 8.5x11 sheet cut it down and taped it to , envelops , packages etc .

Maybe you wanna save money on paper, idk. Bulk Copier paper is still cheap wholesale even at Costco. Makes great labels