[Jodi[_2_]]

I need my infor to print in a mirror image for a heat transfer label

[Jay Freedman]

On Mon, 2 Jun 2008 19:10:01 -0700, Jodi wrote:

I need my infor to print in a mirror image for a heat transfer label

Word itself doesn't have any way to do that. If your printer is capable of it,
the printer driver will have a setting.

In Word's Print dialog, click the Properties button next to the printer's name
to open a dialog that's provided by the printer driver. This dialog is different
for every manufacturer, and sometimes for different models from the same
manufacturer, so I can't tell you exactly where to look.

If you find an option button, a check box, or a dropdown that mentions "mirror
image" or "T-shirt transfer" or "iron-on", select that. If there's a Help
button, or if you still have the user manual for the printer, that should help
you to find the setting -- assuming it exists.

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[Graham Mayor]

If it doesn't exist, see http://www.gmayor.com/rotate_text.htm

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Jay Freedman wrote:
On Mon, 2 Jun 2008 19:10:01 -0700, Jodi
wrote:

I need my infor to print in a mirror image for a heat transfer label

Word itself doesn't have any way to do that. If your printer is
capable of it, the printer driver will have a setting.

In Word's Print dialog, click the Properties button next to the
printer's name to open a dialog that's provided by the printer
driver. This dialog is different for every manufacturer, and
sometimes for different models from the same manufacturer, so I can't
tell you exactly where to look.

If you find an option button, a check box, or a dropdown that
mentions "mirror image" or "T-shirt transfer" or "iron-on", select
that. If there's a Help button, or if you still have the user manual
for the printer, that should help you to find the setting -- assuming
it exists.