I'm trying to create a template for a stuffer or voucher that that'll fit
inside a standard business-sized envelope. The idea is to create a single
master copy that can then be printed three-to-a-page and cut. I can't
determine if this will be best accomplished by the use of tables, or
merging, or some combination of the two. Any help or advice appreciated.

Thanks in advance,

Bryan

Depends on what's going on the page. I've done it using three textboxes; but
a table would work also.


"Bryan L" wrote in message
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I'm trying to create a template for a stuffer or voucher that that'll fit
inside a standard business-sized envelope. The idea is to create a single
master copy that can then be printed three-to-a-page and cut. I can't
determine if this will be best accomplished by the use of tables, or
merging, or some combination of the two. Any help or advice appreciated.

Thanks in advance,

Bryan

And I usually use newspaper-style columns, simply because they allow the
greatest flexibility in formatting. Insert a column break with
Ctrl+Shift+Enter to divide one column from the next.

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"Jezebel" wrote in message
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Depends on what's going on the page. I've done it using three textboxes;
but
a table would work also.


"Bryan L" wrote in message
...
I'm trying to create a template for a stuffer or voucher that that'll
fit
inside a standard business-sized envelope. The idea is to create a
single
master copy that can then be printed three-to-a-page and cut. I can't
determine if this will be best accomplished by the use of tables, or
merging, or some combination of the two. Any help or advice
appreciated.

Thanks in advance,

Bryan