Tutorial: How to automate and print addresses on envelopes using custom fonts

[@hichad]

Give this person a medal

[@SaffronAvenue]

Ha, accepted!

[@ninagrimm9202]

THIS. This is so amazingly helpful! I'm about to start addressing wedding invitations and though I do calligraphy, I honestly don't want to bother with it! THANK YOU!!!

[@SaffronAvenue]

Nina Cotney right?! Much easier and looks so pretty!

[@NLJ3167]

Nina, did it work? Any tips? About to do wedding invites....

[@the_monkeypuzzletreeltd]

This is great, I've managed to do exactly what I wanted without having Microsoft Office. Also was really pleased to be able to use my company fonts - makes the whole thing look much more professional. Thank you so much!

[@aminghafoori6496]

thank you thats a huge time saver

[@thomeisha]

Incredible info thank you so much for sharing!

[@brookecarr5526]

I love this tutorial! However, I can’t get my data to go in right. The data merge is okay for like the first three envelopes and then the address is where the name is and it gets all messed up from there. Any advice

[@SaffronAvenue]

Brooke Carr hi there, it sounds like there might be an extra space or ‘enter’ in the box (or one address is a ton longer and throwing them off). It’s hard to know since I can’t see the doc!

[@karenpiotrowski]

This is great!

[@kathleencrispino4567]

Thank you so much. I am anxious to try this using my handmade fonts! I have never used excel or mad a spreadsheet..and am a newbie at inDesign....I hope I can follow all of your steps. Will let you know!

[@SaffronAvenue]

Kathleen Crispino yes keep me posted please!

[@86moulder]

Was this done on a MAC? I can't seem to get my page size to change.