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Master label formatting
HI,
At work I set up various folder and file label templates by selecting an Avery label but leaving it blank so that I can fill in any label on the page when I need it, as we seldom print an entire sheet of labels. My template at work has the lines between that outlines each label. This enables me to print one or more labels and not waste the entire sheet. However, at home I have a later version of WORD and have been unable to get the lines. I get the formatting tabs and margins but that is not as helpful as the lines. Is this due to my older version or is something not set up in my Word at home to be able to view (not print) the lines? Thank you -- CodyKid |
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"CodyKid" wrote in message
news HI, At work I set up various folder and file label templates by selecting an Avery label but leaving it blank so that I can fill in any label on the page when I need it, as we seldom print an entire sheet of labels. My template at work has the lines between that outlines each label. This enables me to one or more labels and not waste the entire sheet. However, at home I have a later version of WORD and have been unable to get the lines. I get the formatting tabs and margins but that is not as helpful as the lines. Is this due to my older version or is something not set up in my Word at home to be able to view (not print) the lines? I'm assuming that you're using a table for your labels. In Word 2007, click inside your table and the Table Tools section of the ribbon will appear. Select Layout View Gridlines. In Word 2003 it's Table Show Gridlines. -- PeterMcC If you feel that any of the above is incorrect, inappropriate or offensive in any way, please ignore it and accept my apologies. |
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Thank you Peter,
I just didn't think to check the tables gridline. That solved my problem. Many thanks. CodyKid -- CodyKid "PeterMcC" wrote: "CodyKid" wrote in message news HI, At work I set up various folder and file label templates by selecting an Avery label but leaving it blank so that I can fill in any label on the page when I need it, as we seldom print an entire sheet of labels. My template at work has the lines between that outlines each label. This enables me to one or more labels and not waste the entire sheet. However, at home I have a later version of WORD and have been unable to get the lines. I get the formatting tabs and margins but that is not as helpful as the lines. Is this due to my older version or is something not set up in my Word at home to be able to view (not print) the lines? I'm assuming that you're using a table for your labels. In Word 2007, click inside your table and the Table Tools section of the ribbon will appear. Select Layout View Gridlines. In Word 2003 it's Table Show Gridlines. -- PeterMcC If you feel that any of the above is incorrect, inappropriate or offensive in any way, please ignore it and accept my apologies. |
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"CodyKid" wrote in message
... Thank you Peter, I just didn't think to check the tables gridline. That solved my problem. Many thanks. snip You are very welcome. -- PeterMcC If you feel that any of the above is incorrect, inappropriate or offensive in any way, please ignore it and accept my apologies. |
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