What does this error mean in the fonts menu? Click to expand... It means you have a bad value in the character scaling setting. Select all the text in the document, go to Format > Font > Character spacing. and enter "100%" in the Scale box. For an explanation, see http://groups.google.com/group/microsoft.public.word.application.errors/msg/0a8ff515ce39e649?hl=en. -- Regards, Jay Freedman Microsoft Word MVP Email cannot be acknowledged; please post all follow-ups to the newsgroup so all may benefit. Hello All. If you are facing error while printing embedded letter on envelope using Microsoft Word, you can follow a few steps below to solve the issue. Go to Mailing >>> Labels >> Envelopes and Labels box will appear.>>> Go to “Labels” tab >>> Select “Options”  Label Options box will appear. >>> Go to “Details”>>> Custom laser A4 (Portrait) Information box will appear. >>> Change the Number across & Number down value to 1 >>> Click Ok. Go to “Envelopes” tab >>> Envelopes and Labels box will appear >>> Add the delivery address details, Return Address etc >>> Click “Add to Document” The Envelope format will appear on your document together with the address you have written on it. You can relocate the words on envelop by dragging the box to designated place on the letter. Hope this will help you solve the issue. Extra; I am not going detail to how to place the envelope at Printer feeder since different printers have different placement in allocation of envelope. You can adjust the setting accordingly at “Feed” Option. Discussion: Error - The number must be between 1 and 600. (too old to reply) I am working in Word 2000 on a Windows 2000 PC. I have a document that has been manually redlined and I am trying to clean up the font colors and strikethroughs but every time I select text and go into format/font I get the following error popup "The number must be between 1 and 600." (click ok) The font in this document is our standard font - Times new Roman, 11pt. and has either red or blue coloring and double underlines or strikethroughs. I am able to get around the color issue using the button on the toolbar and was able to use cut/paste special (Unformatted text) to clear the other font issues but I would like to know what causes the error because the work around is annoying. thanks Hi Holly, You can scale text between 1% and 600% ("Format > Font > Character spacing"). For some reason, Word seems to think that your text is scaled even more (or even less). Something like that can happen with Word documents that have been created by other applications, which didn't do the job properly. Or the document might be slightly damaged. The tip Terry gave you in another group (select the text, use Ctrl+Spacebar) might work, or select all text and set the scale to 100%, or, if the faulty scale setting is in a style definition, you might try pasting the text into a new document. Regards, Klaus I am working in Word 2000 on a Windows 2000 PC. I have a document that has been manually redlined and I am trying to clean up the font colors and strikethroughs but every time I select text and go into format/font I get the following error popup "The number must be between 1 and 600." (click ok) The font in this document is our standard font - Times new Roman, 11pt. and has either red or blue coloring and double underlines or strikethroughs. I am able to get around the color issue using the button on the toolbar and was able to use cut/paste special (Unformatted text) to clear the other font issues but I would like to know what causes the error because the work around is annoying. thanks Thanks I will give this a try :-) -Original Message- Hi Holly, You can scale text between 1% and 600% ("Format > Font > Character spacing"). For some reason, Word seems to think that your text is scaled even more (or even less). Something like that can happen with Word documents that have been created by other applications, which didn't do the job properly. Or the document might be slightly damaged. The tip Terry gave you in another group (select the text, use Ctrl+Spacebar) might work, or select all text and set the scale to 100%, or, if the faulty scale setting is in a style definition, you might try pasting the text into a new document. Regards, Klaus I am working in Word 2000 on a Windows 2000 PC. I have a document that has been manually redlined and I am trying to clean up the font colors and strikethroughs but every time I select text and go into format/font I get the following error popup "The number must be between 1 and 600." (click ok) The font in this document is our standard font - Times new Roman, 11pt. and has either red or blue coloring and double underlines or strikethroughs. I am able to get around the color issue using the button on the toolbar and was able to use cut/paste special (Unformatted text) to clear the other font issues but I would like to know what causes the error because the work around is annoying. thanks . Loading... |
