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This question is specific to Word 2007.

I know how to do mail merges and have done it NUMEROUS times. However, in
Word 2007, it's proving to be more difficult because Microsoft's trying to
make it easier. (sigh).

I am doing Christmas cards. And I just want to print all my TO addresses on
label. I got it all set up...only problem is...Word seems to want to force
me to only print one label per page. How do I force Word 2007 to fill up one
sheet before going to the next? I'm using Avery 5162..and there's 14 labels
per sheet.

I can't execute the mail merge like I'm used to. My only options are to
print (at which point it sends all the labels to the printer...but only
printing one per page) or to edit individual labels. Which is still one
label per page.
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See where what you are doing differs from
http://www.gmayor.com/merge_labels_with_word_2007.htm
You have left those Christmas cards a bit late
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Skeety wrote:
This question is specific to Word 2007.

I know how to do mail merges and have done it NUMEROUS times.
However, in Word 2007, it's proving to be more difficult because
Microsoft's trying to make it easier. (sigh).

I am doing Christmas cards. And I just want to print all my TO
addresses on label. I got it all set up...only problem is...Word
seems to want to force me to only print one label per page. How do I
force Word 2007 to fill up one sheet before going to the next? I'm
using Avery 5162..and there's 14 labels per sheet.

I can't execute the mail merge like I'm used to. My only options are
to print (at which point it sends all the labels to the printer...but
only printing one per page) or to edit individual labels. Which is
still one label per page.



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hahaha. TELL me about it! Unfortunately, I was out of town on business and
just got back last night...heheh

Either way, Thank you VERY much for your help.

Turns out the problem was the "Update Labels" button. Not sure where I went
wrong....as it was greyed out most of the time. But at some point, I could
hit that button, and viola...it propogated it out.

by the way...AWESOME tutorial!

Either way...much appreciated!

"Graham Mayor" wrote:

See where what you are doing differs from
http://www.gmayor.com/merge_labels_with_word_2007.htm
You have left those Christmas cards a bit late
--

Graham Mayor - Word MVP

My web site www.gmayor.com
Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org


Skeety wrote:
This question is specific to Word 2007.

I know how to do mail merges and have done it NUMEROUS times.
However, in Word 2007, it's proving to be more difficult because
Microsoft's trying to make it easier. (sigh).

I am doing Christmas cards. And I just want to print all my TO
addresses on label. I got it all set up...only problem is...Word
seems to want to force me to only print one label per page. How do I
force Word 2007 to fill up one sheet before going to the next? I'm
using Avery 5162..and there's 14 labels per sheet.

I can't execute the mail merge like I'm used to. My only options are
to print (at which point it sends all the labels to the printer...but
only printing one per page) or to edit individual labels. Which is
still one label per page.




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You are welcome

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Skeety wrote:
hahaha. TELL me about it! Unfortunately, I was out of town on
business and just got back last night...heheh

Either way, Thank you VERY much for your help.

Turns out the problem was the "Update Labels" button. Not sure where
I went wrong....as it was greyed out most of the time. But at some
point, I could hit that button, and viola...it propogated it out.

by the way...AWESOME tutorial!

Either way...much appreciated!

"Graham Mayor" wrote:

See where what you are doing differs from
http://www.gmayor.com/merge_labels_with_word_2007.htm
You have left those Christmas cards a bit late
--

Graham Mayor - Word MVP

My web site www.gmayor.com
Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org


Skeety wrote:
This question is specific to Word 2007.

I know how to do mail merges and have done it NUMEROUS times.
However, in Word 2007, it's proving to be more difficult because
Microsoft's trying to make it easier. (sigh).

I am doing Christmas cards. And I just want to print all my TO
addresses on label. I got it all set up...only problem is...Word
seems to want to force me to only print one label per page. How do
I force Word 2007 to fill up one sheet before going to the next?
I'm using Avery 5162..and there's 14 labels per sheet.

I can't execute the mail merge like I'm used to. My only options
are to print (at which point it sends all the labels to the
printer...but only printing one per page) or to edit individual
labels. Which is still one label per page.



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That button is very easy to miss; even easier is the one that actually
completes the merge (so that you get more than one sheet of labels).

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"Skeety" wrote in message
...
hahaha. TELL me about it! Unfortunately, I was out of town on business
and
just got back last night...heheh

Either way, Thank you VERY much for your help.

Turns out the problem was the "Update Labels" button. Not sure where I
went
wrong....as it was greyed out most of the time. But at some point, I
could
hit that button, and viola...it propogated it out.

by the way...AWESOME tutorial!

Either way...much appreciated!

"Graham Mayor" wrote:

See where what you are doing differs from
http://www.gmayor.com/merge_labels_with_word_2007.htm
You have left those Christmas cards a bit late
--

Graham Mayor - Word MVP

My web site www.gmayor.com
Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org


Skeety wrote:
This question is specific to Word 2007.

I know how to do mail merges and have done it NUMEROUS times.
However, in Word 2007, it's proving to be more difficult because
Microsoft's trying to make it easier. (sigh).

I am doing Christmas cards. And I just want to print all my TO
addresses on label. I got it all set up...only problem is...Word
seems to want to force me to only print one label per page. How do I
force Word 2007 to fill up one sheet before going to the next? I'm
using Avery 5162..and there's 14 labels per sheet.

I can't execute the mail merge like I'm used to. My only options are
to print (at which point it sends all the labels to the printer...but
only printing one per page) or to edit individual labels. Which is
still one label per page.






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