Use Tools, Envelopes and Label, select the label and then click on the Add
To Document button. You now have an empty page of labels - which is really
nothing more than a pre-formatted table. Select the table and now make all
the changes to paragraph and font selection. Finally, save this empty
table/form as a template - say15x2.dot. Next time you want the label, simply
use File, New and open a document from the template.

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Terry Farrell - Word MVP
http://word.mvps.org/

"Spider1999" wrote in message
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:I frequently print single file folder labels (Avery 8166).
: I like to use Times New Roman 14pt bold centered, instead
: of the Times New Roman 12pt regular left that the standard
: label template provided by Word. But I having to reformat
: every label with seven or eight steps to have the font and
: centering I like. Is there a way to save the layout so I
: can go back and create single labels in my layout without
: having to go through all those steps each time?