The most likely explanation for your original problem - the Avery wizard is
an answer to a question you haven't asked - is that the page setup paper
size does not match the printer driver paper size. Ensure also that there is
no zoom setting in the print options.

It is also entirely likely that you will have a different version of
normal.dot for each of the Word versions. If normal.dot has a header (even
an empty one), it will throw out the alignment of the labels by the height
of the header. You can check this by temporarily renaming normal.dot to
oldnormal.dot. Word will recereate a new default version.

Locate it from tools options file locations usedr templates. Note that
it is a hidden file so you will need to set Windows Explorer to show hidden
files in order to see it. (tools folder options view in that
application)

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Graham Mayor - Word MVP

My web site www.gmayor.com
Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org




mabers wrote:
Hmmmmm.....I thought that might be an option so downloaded
the software and it downloaded into Word in Office!!!!
So.....I was no better off. Now what?


-----Original Message-----
On Sat, 18 Dec 2004 17:22:29 -0800, "Mabers"
wrote:

O.K. That sounds reasonable.....but....I have just worked
over 1/2 hour messing with the labels setup in Works Word,
and I cannot fix the problem. All the margin measurements
appear to be the same in both Works and Office. Any ideas?

I always end up fighting with Word over labels too and IMO
it's just not worth the trouble. I use Avery products, so
it's much easier (for me) to use the Avery Wizard.
http://www.avery.com/us/software/index.jsp
.