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I have a lot of labels that are printed on odd sized paper....i.e.: not
standard sizes like A4 or A5. I can make a custom size label in Envelopes
and Labels but there does not seem to be an option to select the page size I
need. As I am using a laser printer which feeds the pages from the centre, I
cannot use a standard size for the template and just feed the label sheets
from the side. Is there any other way I can tackle this problem. Many thanks
for any suggestions.

kaj


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"kajeel" wrote in message
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I have a lot of labels that are printed on odd sized paper....i.e.: not
standard sizes like A4 or A5. I can make a custom size label in Envelopes
and Labels but there does not seem to be an option to select the page size
I need. As I am using a laser printer which feeds the pages from the
centre, I cannot use a standard size for the template and just feed the
label sheets from the side. Is there any other way I can tackle this
problem. Many thanks for any suggestions.

kaj

Correction.....I don't mean the labels are *printed* on odd sized paper....I
obviously meant set out on odd sized sheets, other than standard sizes.


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Labels are just tables. So you can start off with a custom paper size, with
the margins set appropriately and insert a table in the document to
represent your labels.

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"kajeel" wrote in message
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I have a lot of labels that are printed on odd sized paper....i.e.: not
standard sizes like A4 or A5. I can make a custom size label in Envelopes
and Labels but there does not seem to be an option to select the page size
I need. As I am using a laser printer which feeds the pages from the
centre, I cannot use a standard size for the template and just feed the
label sheets from the side. Is there any other way I can tackle this
problem. Many thanks for any suggestions.

kaj



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I should have said that labels are tables with fixed cell dimensions.

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"kajeel" wrote in message
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I have a lot of labels that are printed on odd sized paper....i.e.: not
standard sizes like A4 or A5. I can make a custom size label in Envelopes
and Labels but there does not seem to be an option to select the page size
I need. As I am using a laser printer which feeds the pages from the
centre, I cannot use a standard size for the template and just feed the
label sheets from the side. Is there any other way I can tackle this
problem. Many thanks for any suggestions.

kaj



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I had thought of tables but, whilst I can set the outside margins, I do not
know how to allow for the spaces all around each label. I have found where
to set the width of the cells, but where do you set the height? I am using
Office XP.

"Doug Robbins - Word MVP" wrote in message
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I should have said that labels are tables with fixed cell dimensions.

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Hope this helps.

Please reply to the newsgroup unless you wish to avail yourself of my
services on a paid consulting basis.

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"kajeel" wrote in message
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I have a lot of labels that are printed on odd sized paper....i.e.: not
standard sizes like A4 or A5. I can make a custom size label in Envelopes
and Labels but there does not seem to be an option to select the page size
I need. As I am using a laser printer which feeds the pages from the
centre, I cannot use a standard size for the template and just feed the
label sheets from the side. Is there any other way I can tackle this
problem. Many thanks for any suggestions.

kaj







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Table Properties, Row tab to set the height. You can also set "cell
margins," or you can create spacer rows/columns between your labels.

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"kajeel" wrote in message
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I had thought of tables but, whilst I can set the outside margins, I do

not
know how to allow for the spaces all around each label. I have found where
to set the width of the cells, but where do you set the height? I am using
Office XP.

"Doug Robbins - Word MVP" wrote in message
...
I should have said that labels are tables with fixed cell dimensions.

--
Hope this helps.

Please reply to the newsgroup unless you wish to avail yourself of my
services on a paid consulting basis.

Doug Robbins - Word MVP

"kajeel" wrote in message
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I have a lot of labels that are printed on odd sized paper....i.e.: not
standard sizes like A4 or A5. I can make a custom size label in

Envelopes
and Labels but there does not seem to be an option to select the page

size
I need. As I am using a laser printer which feeds the pages from the
centre, I cannot use a standard size for the template and just feed the
label sheets from the side. Is there any other way I can tackle this
problem. Many thanks for any suggestions.

kaj






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Thanks so much. I shall do some more exploring in Word and hopefully
construct a workable template, now that I know what to look for.

"Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote in message
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Table Properties, Row tab to set the height. You can also set "cell
margins," or you can create spacer rows/columns between your labels.

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Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA
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so
all may benefit.

"kajeel" wrote in message
...
I had thought of tables but, whilst I can set the outside margins, I do

not
know how to allow for the spaces all around each label. I have found
where
to set the width of the cells, but where do you set the height? I am
using
Office XP.

"Doug Robbins - Word MVP" wrote in message
...
I should have said that labels are tables with fixed cell dimensions.

--
Hope this helps.

Please reply to the newsgroup unless you wish to avail yourself of my
services on a paid consulting basis.

Doug Robbins - Word MVP

"kajeel" wrote in message
...
I have a lot of labels that are printed on odd sized paper....i.e.: not
standard sizes like A4 or A5. I can make a custom size label in

Envelopes
and Labels but there does not seem to be an option to select the page

size
I need. As I am using a laser printer which feeds the pages from the
centre, I cannot use a standard size for the template and just feed the
label sheets from the side. Is there any other way I can tackle this
problem. Many thanks for any suggestions.

kaj








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