I'm using Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional Edition. In Word, when I
select "label" and choose the label type I want (for example 5266) and then
attempt to type the content for the labels, the program only gives me a blank
sheet. Formerly, the appropriate label template would appear, on which
I would type my label content. This way, with no guidelines, it is
difficult or impossible to create labels.

If anyone out there has had this problem and figured out how to get the
lines back, please advise. It would be much appreciated.

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I'm using Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional Edition. In Word, when I
select "label" and choose the label type I want (for example 5266) and
then
attempt to type the content for the labels, the program only gives me a
blank
sheet. Formerly, the appropriate label template would appear, on which
I would type my label content. This way, with no guidelines, it is
difficult or impossible to create labels.

If anyone out there has had this problem and figured out how to get the
lines back, please advise. It would be much appreciated.

Hi Stymied:

Just click on Table and Show Grid Lines. I hope this has been helpful to you.

"Stymied in Tacoma" wrote:

I'm using Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional Edition. In Word, when I
select "label" and choose the label type I want (for example 5266) and then
attempt to type the content for the labels, the program only gives me a blank
sheet. Formerly, the appropriate label template would appear, on which
I would type my label content. This way, with no guidelines, it is
difficult or impossible to create labels.

If anyone out there has had this problem and figured out how to get the
lines back, please advise. It would be much appreciated.