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How do I make file folderlabels print on Avery form
I have tried to figure this out -- I want to print out pages of labels for
office file folders. I cannot seem to do anything but a page of all the same label! or one label at a time. I also need to make mailing labels (not mail merge) and need to know how to put on Avery (or other) mailing labels |
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On Thu, 19 May 2005 16:29:37 -0700, "DD"
wrote: I have tried to figure this out -- I want to print out pages of labels for office file folders. I cannot seem to do anything but a page of all the same label! or one label at a time. I also need to make mailing labels (not mail merge) and need to know how to put on Avery (or other) mailing labels In the Label dialog, leave the Address box empty and click the New Document button. The resulting document contains a table where each cell is the size of one label (according to the Avery stock number you chose). If you don't see the table, click Table Show Gridlines. Then type the text into the cells, and print and/or save the document. For mailing labels, especially if you expect to use the same addresses again, a mail merge to labels is a great time-saver -- don't dismiss the idea offhand. If you want to type in the addresses on the labels, though, the same method will work. Just choose the right stock number in the Options from the Label dialog. -- Regards, Jay Freedman Microsoft Word MVP FAQ: http://word.mvps.org |
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