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I have a document that I have printed many times. I have not changed 
printers, but now I get the message that says "the document page size is
set 
to a custom form that may not be supported by this printer driver. Can 
someone help with what I have changed, or, what I need to change to get back 
on track.  The page should be a regular 8 1/2 x 11 sheet.

Any help would be appreciated
Jerry 

Doubleclick the PaperSize code in View > Reveal Codes, and make sure 
that it is a valid type.  Or, Format > Page > Page Setup, to check 
current size.

You may have to use Search to find all Papersize codes.

Nothing I do there seems to work. All my documents now give me the same 
error. Is there some quick fix to this like reinstalling the printer driver. 
I check to see that the regular letter size 8 1/2 x 11 was selected, but the 
error continues.
Jerry
"Kenneth Hobson" <khobson@aaahawk.com> wrote in message 
news:4756030b$1_2@cnews...
>
> Doubleclick the PaperSize code in View > Reveal Codes, and make sure
that 
> it is a valid type.  Or, Format > Page > Page Setup, to check current

> size.
>
> You may have to use Search to find all Papersize codes.
> 

Did you check the Source when you Edit a Papersize?

You could try a registry hack. Rename these entries by adding a suffix 
of say Old.
Start > Run > Regedit > OK:
My Computer\HKey_Current_User\Software\Corel\PrintEngine
and
My Computer\HKey_Current_User\Software\Corel\WordPerfect\10\Envelope

JERRY wrote:
> I have a document that I have printed many times. I have not changed 
> printers, but now I get the message that says "the document page size
is set 
> to a custom form that may not be supported by this printer driver. Can 
> someone help with what I have changed, or, what I need to change to get
back 
> on track.  The page should be a regular 8 1/2 x 11 sheet.
> 
> Any help would be appreciated
> Jerry 
> 
> 
> 
Happens to me too.  I go t format, page and select letter and save it 
then print it.  I do not know how to permanently correct whatever is 
changing it.