This template is not listed in either the Microsoft templates
repository or at the Avery website.

However if you send an email to



with ONLY the template number in the subject line (in this case, 5418)
and nothing in the body of the email, they will send it to you. I
received it in less than 15 minutes.

Somebody didn't do their homework.
http://www.avery.com/us/Main?action=...warecode=11406

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]



wrote in message
oups.com...
This template is not listed in either the Microsoft templates
repository or at the Avery website.

However if you send an email to



with ONLY the template number in the subject line (in this case, 5418)
and nothing in the body of the email, they will send it to you. I
received it in less than 15 minutes.

JoAnn,

While I appreciate a snide reply as much as the next gal, I did in fact
do my homework.

As stated in the Avery instructions that came with the labels, I
searched on "5418" at www.avery.com under both the TEMPLATES/SOFTWARE
and ALL TOPICS topic areas. No template results. The only result was
a link to buy more 5418 labels.

Perhaps, as an MVP, you have access to a different knowledgebase of
information than the general consumer?

More on the question of homework...

The Microsoft Templates & Clip Gallery had no 5418 template (even
though the Avery instructions said I would find a 5418 template there).
Finally, I tried to find the template in my MS Word 2003 'Envelopes and
Labels' menu item. Nope, nothing for 5418 in the Avery label listings
there either.

Before I posted this information I searched Google Groups and PCReview
in hope of finding a template. I found several postings from people in
search of a 5418 template, but no template. Therefore, posting the
information seemed a harmless and potentially helpful thing to do.

Cyndy

JoAnn Paules [MVP] wrote:
Somebody didn't do their homework.
http://www.avery.com/us/Main?action=...warecode=11406

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]



wrote in message
oups.com...
This template is not listed in either the Microsoft templates
repository or at the Avery website.

However if you send an email to



with ONLY the template number in the subject line (in this case, 5418)
and nothing in the body of the email, they will send it to you. I
received it in less than 15 minutes.

Did you follow the link that I posted?

http://www.avery.com/us/Main?action=...warecode=11406

There is a button on that page that says "Download template".

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]



wrote in message
oups.com...
JoAnn,

While I appreciate a snide reply as much as the next gal, I did in fact
do my homework.

As stated in the Avery instructions that came with the labels, I
searched on "5418" at www.avery.com under both the TEMPLATES/SOFTWARE
and ALL TOPICS topic areas. No template results. The only result was
a link to buy more 5418 labels.

Perhaps, as an MVP, you have access to a different knowledgebase of
information than the general consumer?

More on the question of homework...

The Microsoft Templates & Clip Gallery had no 5418 template (even
though the Avery instructions said I would find a 5418 template there).
Finally, I tried to find the template in my MS Word 2003 'Envelopes and
Labels' menu item. Nope, nothing for 5418 in the Avery label listings
there either.

Before I posted this information I searched Google Groups and PCReview
in hope of finding a template. I found several postings from people in
search of a 5418 template, but no template. Therefore, posting the
information seemed a harmless and potentially helpful thing to do.

Cyndy

JoAnn Paules [MVP] wrote:
Somebody didn't do their homework.
http://www.avery.com/us/Main?action=...warecode=11406

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]



wrote in message
oups.com...
This template is not listed in either the Microsoft templates
repository or at the Avery website.

However if you send an email to



with ONLY the template number in the subject line (in this case, 5418)
and nothing in the body of the email, they will send it to you. I
received it in less than 15 minutes.

If you clicked on the "link to buy more 5418 labels" that you
found, you would be taken to a page where you can click on
another link to the blank template for the 5418 labels. Brings
to mind an old adage about leading a mule or donkey or some such
critter to water but not being able to make it drink (or click).

wrote:

JoAnn,

While I appreciate a snide reply as much as the next gal, I did in fact
do my homework.

As stated in the Avery instructions that came with the labels, I
searched on "5418" at www.avery.com under both the TEMPLATES/SOFTWARE
and ALL TOPICS topic areas. No template results. The only result was
a link to buy more 5418 labels.

Perhaps, as an MVP, you have access to a different knowledgebase of
information than the general consumer?

More on the question of homework...

The Microsoft Templates & Clip Gallery had no 5418 template (even
though the Avery instructions said I would find a 5418 template there).
Finally, I tried to find the template in my MS Word 2003 'Envelopes and
Labels' menu item. Nope, nothing for 5418 in the Avery label listings
there either.

Before I posted this information I searched Google Groups and PCReview
in hope of finding a template. I found several postings from people in
search of a 5418 template, but no template. Therefore, posting the
information seemed a harmless and potentially helpful thing to do.

Cyndy

JoAnn Paules [MVP] wrote:

Somebody didn't do their homework.
http://www.avery.com/us/Main?action=...warecode=11406

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]



wrote in message
groups.com...

This template is not listed in either the Microsoft templates
repository or at the Avery website.

However if you send an email to



with ONLY the template number in the subject line (in this case, 5418)
and nothing in the body of the email, they will send it to you. I
received it in less than 15 minutes.

The link I posted had the link for the template. I was yanking on that lead
but the critter has her eyes closed even tho her feet were getting wet.

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]



"garfield-n-odie [MVP]" wrote in
message ...
If you clicked on the "link to buy more 5418 labels" that you found, you
would be taken to a page where you can click on another link to the blank
template for the 5418 labels. Brings to mind an old adage about leading a
mule or donkey or some such critter to water but not being able to make it
drink (or click).

wrote:

JoAnn,

While I appreciate a snide reply as much as the next gal, I did in fact
do my homework.

As stated in the Avery instructions that came with the labels, I
searched on "5418" at www.avery.com under both the TEMPLATES/SOFTWARE
and ALL TOPICS topic areas. No template results. The only result was
a link to buy more 5418 labels.

Perhaps, as an MVP, you have access to a different knowledgebase of
information than the general consumer?

More on the question of homework...

The Microsoft Templates & Clip Gallery had no 5418 template (even
though the Avery instructions said I would find a 5418 template there).
Finally, I tried to find the template in my MS Word 2003 'Envelopes and
Labels' menu item. Nope, nothing for 5418 in the Avery label listings
there either.

Before I posted this information I searched Google Groups and PCReview
in hope of finding a template. I found several postings from people in
search of a 5418 template, but no template. Therefore, posting the
information seemed a harmless and potentially helpful thing to do.

Cyndy

JoAnn Paules [MVP] wrote:

Somebody didn't do their homework.
http://www.avery.com/us/Main?action=...warecode=11406

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]



wrote in message
egroups.com...

This template is not listed in either the Microsoft templates
repository or at the Avery website.

However if you send an email to



with ONLY the template number in the subject line (in this case, 5418)
and nothing in the body of the email, they will send it to you. I
received it in less than 15 minutes.