Why is it so much of a hassel to just make up some simple business card
sized, (I'd be willing to go a little larger.) Coupon? The instructions just
to create one without coffee clip art, gee anybody out there remember the
KISS rule? I'm running win XP MS Office Student & Teachers Edition 2003. I
have just a simple company coupon to make, prefer that at least 4 per sheet
of paper. Sorry I'm new to word.
Thanks,
Scoozer

Office 2003 Students and Teachers Edition is licensed for
non-commercial use only. You should not be using it to make a
business anything or a company anything.

scoozer wrote:

Why is it so much of a hassel to just make up some simple business card
sized, (I'd be willing to go a little larger.) Coupon? The instructions just
to create one without coffee clip art, gee anybody out there remember the
KISS rule? I'm running win XP MS Office Student & Teachers Edition 2003. I
have just a simple company coupon to make, prefer that at least 4 per sheet
of paper. Sorry I'm new to word.
Thanks,
Scoozer

Word provides hundreds of mailing label templates which will create a
document that consists of a table with cells sized according to the
template. Pick a suitable size and create your 'coupon' in the first cell
and then use the macro at http://www.gmayor.com/graphics_on_labels.htm to
duplicate the content to the others. If you want numbered coupons see
http://www.gmayor.com/Numbered_labels.htm

--

Graham Mayor - Word MVP

My web site www.gmayor.com
Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org



scoozer wrote:
Why is it so much of a hassel to just make up some simple business
card sized, (I'd be willing to go a little larger.) Coupon? The
instructions just to create one without coffee clip art, gee anybody
out there remember the KISS rule? I'm running win XP MS Office
Student & Teachers Edition 2003. I have just a simple company coupon
to make, prefer that at least 4 per sheet of paper. Sorry I'm new to
word.
Thanks,
Scoozer

Good catch, Jezebel!

--
Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA
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Office 2003 Students and Teachers Edition is licensed for
non-commercial use only. You should not be using it to make a
business anything or a company anything.

scoozer wrote:

Why is it so much of a hassel to just make up some simple business card
sized, (I'd be willing to go a little larger.) Coupon? The instructions
just
to create one without coffee clip art, gee anybody out there remember
the
KISS rule? I'm running win XP MS Office Student & Teachers Edition 2003.
I
have just a simple company coupon to make, prefer that at least 4 per
sheet
of paper. Sorry I'm new to word.
Thanks,
Scoozer