[QuadSquad]

When I print a label from Word most of the time it is a single label. Is
there a way to set the default to Single Label and then just select the row
and column each time rather than the default being Full Page of the Same
Label?

Thank you.

[Jay Freedman]

Leave the address box blank and click the New Document button. Save
the resulting document as a template, giving it a name that identifies
the label stock.

When you want a new label, use the File New dialog and choose that
template. Make sure the nonprinting table gridlines are turned on
(Table Show Gridlines), and type the address into whatever label you
want.

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On Tue, 6 Feb 2007 17:54:00 -0800, QuadSquad
wrote:

When I print a label from Word most of the time it is a single label. Is
there a way to set the default to Single Label and then just select the row
and column each time rather than the default being Full Page of the Same
Label?

Thank you.

[Graham Mayor]

While Jay's method may be the most sensible way of handling this, it is
possible to default the envelope/label tool to opening in label mode with
single label selected. Though I guarantee that you will find that equally
irriatting longer term. If you wish to proceed, then add the following macro
to normal.dot

Sub ToolsEnvelopesAndLabels()
SendKeys "%{L}%{N}%{A}"
Dialogs(wdDialogToolsEnvelopesAndLabels).Show
End Sub

or you could rename the macro to (say) SingleLabel) and add a second button
button to your toolbar to call the macro.

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Graham Mayor - Word MVP

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QuadSquad wrote:
When I print a label from Word most of the time it is a single label.
Is there a way to set the default to Single Label and then just
select the row and column each time rather than the default being
Full Page of the Same Label?

Thank you.