"Peter Jamieson" wrote in message
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Isn't this the thing we discussed back in May? (Unless there is another
StarGateFan/StarGateFanFromWork duo :-) )
See the conversation starting at
http://groups.google.co.uk/group/mic...79b618d648688b
I think we determined that there was sometimes an error in Word' layout
algorithm that added a row, but I don't think I was able to come up with a
solution - perhaps remove/waste a row?
Peter, I thought so but when I googled on my name in this group, nothing
came up. I thought my mind had been playing tricks on me g. Yes, there's
the link. Thanks. Memory is not so good. The good thing is this thread is
now definitely in my Agent newsreader at home, which I just subscribed to
yesterday. So Agent automatically picks up my messages and locks them.
This is a recurring problem for me, obviously, though I had to refresh my
memory by looking at that link.
Wow, going to have to print that message double-sided and study it. Forget
what solution is. But thanks for the link. Cheers.
D
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Peter Jamieson
http://tips.pjmsn.me.uk
"StargateFan" wrote in message
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The merge I started to do yesterday now works fine with the upper case
needed, etc., but I found that the resulting merges have the labels
all run together. In other words, there is no space at the bottom of
the page. For file folder labels (for example), there are more than
30 labels for page (Avery 5066). The bottom part that should be empty
space has a row of labels there.
I'm guessing there is some sort of code I should put in the last
record of the one-page of labels I made as my main document so that
Word knows to start a new page?
Pls advise and thanks much! I'll be able to easily do up the 5
separate labels needed for the 4 files and hanging file folders for
each employee in our filing cabinet yet only will have to type the
name in once in the Excel data spreadsheet! Forgotten how much merge
could be fun! D