How can I print #10 envelopes through an Epson R1800 color inkjet printer?

I don't see any information in the manual on how to do this. Step by step instructions would be helpful if anyone has done this before. Thanks.

This link might be of help. This will help you adjust the size of the printed sheet (envelope in your case)
http://files.support.epson.com/htmldocs ... 20size%20c
I have an HP and all I do is put the paper to the far right of the tray. I usually use word format the envelope.

Can the postal service ship envelopes with stickers and coloring on them? Can the postal service ship envelopes with stickers and coloring on them?

As long as they don't dramatically alter the weight of the envelope or cover up the address or postage, then I would say it's fine.

Know of a good website to order different types, colors & sizes of envelopes for custom invitations? Know of a good website to order different types, colors & sizes of envelopes for custom invitations?

I've used two different ones:
1. www.actionenvelope.com, imo a lower quality but cheaper.
2. www.paper-source.com, a nice stock of stationary quality sizes, colors and shapes.

What's the best sub $1000 color laser printer that can do EVERYTHING? Duplex, labels, envelopes, cardstock etc?

I have a small travel agency but we print out thousands of pieces of documents for seminars and promotional events. I am looking for something under $1000 that can do duplex, handle cardstock, network ready, scanner/copier/fax, and has excellent quality. Any help is appreciated! Thanks

Hi

I suggest the HP LaserJet P4014n Printer . The cartridge yields 10,000 pages approx. Print unattended with the additional 500-sheet stacker stapler sold sep[arately but inexpensive. Connect multiple users and prints 45 page a minute which is almost 1 page a second.

Here is a link...

http://www.shopping.hp.com/product/prin ... 7A%2523ABA

Then their is the Brother which is half the speed o fHP but still a good printer.

http://www.brother-usa.com/mfc/ModelDet ... mfc9840cdw

I want to send a letter to someone,can i color on it,put designs and stuff like that?thanks in advance

Yes you can, as long as:

- The address and return address are still easily legible,
- You don't color or put anything over the stamps.

Don't try to draw a stamp on either, even as a joke. They won't think that's funny.