Society & Culture2 mins ago
Printing Labels
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Can anyone help me please. In Microsoft word I want to print labels. I have A4 sized sheets with 24 spaces. I want put a different name on each label and then print them to stick on place settings for our annual dinner. I know its probably quite straightforward but I dont know where to start. If anyone can help I would be so grateful
Answers
Go to Tools > Letters and Mailings > Mail Merge Wizard
( Resist the temptation to click on 'Envelopes and Labels' as it won't do what you want).
Underneath 'Select document type', click ' Labels'
At the foot of the screen, click 'Next: Starting Document'
Click 'Change document layout'. (It might already be pre-selected )
Click 'Label...
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Click 'Change document layout'. (It might already be pre-selected
Click 'Label...
20:04 Wed 24th Feb 2010
Go to Tools > Letters and Mailings > Mail Merge Wizard
(Resist the temptation to click on 'Envelopes and Labels' as it won't do what you want).
Underneath 'Select document type', click 'Labels'
At the foot of the screen, click 'Next: Starting Document'
Click 'Change document layout'. (It might already be pre-selected)
Click 'Label options'
Choose the product and product number for your labels. If you can't find what you want, and your labels are 3 across and 8 down, set 'Label products' to 'Avery A4 and A5 sizes', and 'Product number' to J8160 (or L7560).
Click 'OK'. You'll now see your page of labels. Type the first name on one of the labels. It will be automatically centred between the top and bottom of the label. You can centre the text between the edges of the label, and adjust the font type and size, in the same way as with any other word document.
Repeat for the other labels and then print as normal. (It's completely irrelevant that you've not completed the steps at the foot of the page. They only apply if you're merging names from a database)
Chris
(Resist the temptation to click on 'Envelopes and Labels' as it won't do what you want).
Underneath 'Select document type', click 'Labels'
At the foot of the screen, click 'Next: Starting Document'
Click 'Change document layout'. (It might already be pre-selected)
Click 'Label options'
Choose the product and product number for your labels. If you can't find what you want, and your labels are 3 across and 8 down, set 'Label products' to 'Avery A4 and A5 sizes', and 'Product number' to J8160 (or L7560).
Click 'OK'. You'll now see your page of labels. Type the first name on one of the labels. It will be automatically centred between the top and bottom of the label. You can centre the text between the edges of the label, and adjust the font type and size, in the same way as with any other word document.
Repeat for the other labels and then print as normal. (It's completely irrelevant that you've not completed the steps at the foot of the page. They only apply if you're merging names from a database)
Chris