Align an address to the window of an envelope

Thank you very much for your example and its illustration.
I am attaching a link to the document that is causing me a problem so that you can tell me more about it.
https://www.cjoint.com/c/EAvwdfUhagD
Thanks again

Ok, I can see the box (text area) on the document, but why do you want to use this method which, for me, is much more complicated?

Why not use the left indent cursor and the tab key?

Furthermore, once this layout is done, you can save it and use it for other documents to create.

Here’s what I did, and you can use it as a saved template

https://www.cjoint.com/c/EAvwDYDAwxY

I just moved the left indent cursor to define the recipient's text area without touching the right indent cursor.

Once the recipient's details are written, you go to the next line and move the left indent back to its original position, and you can write your letter.

This layout is perfectly suitable for envelopes 220 x 110 with a window 110 x 45, with 20 mm from the bottom edge and 20 mm from the right edge.

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Thank you

Good evening,
I can't see the text in the text box. I don't see the text I'm typing. I've removed the background color in the text box format and changed the font color. I can see the text in the preview of the font window but I can't see it in the text box.
What should I do?

Thank you for the info.

Hi m@rina,

Without wanting to upset you, I think that here we need to place the name of the company/recipient, the address, and the location on the letter itself and not on the envelope.

What you propose is to print the sender's information and the recipient's information ON the envelope, not on the letter.

See my example in my reply.

Best regards ;-)

Oh yes! Sorry, I read a bit too quickly! :)