Under "paper size" scroll all the way down to "manage custom sizes." Click on the + sign toward the bottom and enter width: 5 inches, height: 7 inches and click "ok". Most people looking for a 5 x 7 envelope actually need this slightly larger size to accommodate a 5 x 7 folded greeting card. An A7 fits inside an A8, A9 or A10 envelope.
You can also use it to send 5 x 7 photos or postcards. (If you choose File>Save as, there should be an option to change the file format to pdf.) Measuring 5 1/4 x 7 1/4 the A7 envelope is another common size for an invitation or greeting card. (When you open the paper drawer, the printer should ask if you want to keep the paper the same size and give you an option to change it.) You should be able to adapt them for a PC.
A7 envelope size in inches mac#
***These instructions are for a Mac using Microsoft Word and Preview. (this is my printer model, but users with other models had the same issue so I think this solution would work for those too) A7's feature either an elegant contour flap or distinctive square flap on the back of the envelope. Not sure why HP printers don't support this size envelope as it is standard in the States for invitations and Christmas cards, but here we are. The most popular invitation size, A7 is a 5 x 7 envelope, classic looking and perfect for sending invitations, greeting cards, announcements, photos and personalized communications. Every time I selected a size close to the A7 size and tried to insert my envelopes, I received a "paper size mismatch" error. I could not find a solution that worked for me anywhere online nor was anyone in HP support able to help with the issue. Not my usual blog content, but I wasted so many hours and so much paper trying to get my HP printer to print A7 envelopes for my Christmas cards that I thought I would share the solution I came up with here.
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