This does seem to happen with some label types. Suggestions:
a. if you aren't doing so already, output to a new document that you can
inspect before wasting label stationery
b. make sure Word, the printer driver and the printer are all in agreement
about the paper size in use
c. try unchecking Tools|Options|Print|Allow A4/Letter paper resizing
d. (may be worth experimenting with reducing the vertical size of your
text, e.g. reduce the font size. But perhaps it's obvious that that isn't
the problem)
e. use File|Page Setup to reduce the bottom margin
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Peter Jamieson
http://tips.pjmsn.me.uk
"JJ Runnion" wrote in message
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I'm using Word 2003. Using the handy wizard to set up the labels, and
then
importing my data from a spreadsheet. Everything is fine except! the
labels
on the page flow over to the next page and so instead of 20 labels down,
there are 19 labels down. Is there some correction that I'm supposed to
know
about? :-)
I never use these functions, but have to print labels for 1900 MS license
keys, and I don't want to do it by hand :-)
Your expert help will be appreciated.
jj
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JJ Runnion
IT Support
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University
Prescott, AZ