How do I Print a full page of return adress labels

[1crazytab]

I'm using Avery 5267 labels and Micro-soft template any help would be great.

 

[JoAnn Paules [MVP]]

Do you know how to make any size label? This is one of the built-in labels.
What have you tried so far?

 

[Suzanne S. Barnhill]

Assuming you have already gone to Tools [| Letters and Mailings] | Envelopes
and Labels and chosen the Labels tab and selected the Avery 5267 label, all
you need to do is either check the box for "Full page of the same label" and
type your text into the window or click "New Document," type your text into
a single label, Copy, select the table, and Paste.

I'm using Avery 5267 labels and Micro-soft template any help would be

great.

 

[John Sutton]

Dear Suzanne: I saw your response re 5267 labels on 1/2/06. The problem I'm
having may be the same one that the other writer had. [I know how to do
address lanbels, etc.]
But on the 5267, 1/2 x 1 3/4, 7-point font is needed. However, when I input
the return address on 4 lines, which should fit easily, (and I even went to
using Ariel,) Word invokes a wider line spacing in "Label", (not found using
"Envelope" option where the same text fits and prints fine on the envelope,
and in my chosen font ). A full line spacing appears between the text lines,
which pushes one line off the page. And only 3 of the 4lines are printed
within the available space. Of course it looks tacky with the wide line
spacing.
My guess is that there's a built-in line spacing in the line template.

Assuming you have already gone to Tools [| Letters and Mailings] | Envelopes
and Labels and chosen the Labels tab and selected the Avery 5267 label, all
you need to do is either check the box for "Full page of the same label" and
type your text into the window or click "New Document," type your text into
a single label, Copy, select the table, and Paste.

I'm using Avery 5267 labels and Micro-soft template any help would be

great.

 

[Suzanne S. Barnhill]

You can change the paragraph and font format for labels by selecting text
and right-clicking. Also note that using a line break (Shift+Enter) instead
of a paragraph break might be all you need. And of course if you're working
in a New Document, you can use all the usual paragraph and font formatting
methods that you would usually use in a table (which is what a sheet of
labels is.

Dear Suzanne: I saw your response re 5267 labels on 1/2/06. The problem I'm
having may be the same one that the other writer had. [I know how to do
address lanbels, etc.]
But on the 5267, 1/2 x 1 3/4, 7-point font is needed. However, when I input
the return address on 4 lines, which should fit easily, (and I even went to
using Ariel,) Word invokes a wider line spacing in "Label", (not found using
"Envelope" option where the same text fits and prints fine on the envelope,
and in my chosen font ). A full line spacing appears between the text lines,
which pushes one line off the page. And only 3 of the 4lines are printed
within the available space. Of course it looks tacky with the wide line
spacing.
My guess is that there's a built-in line spacing in the line template.

Assuming you have already gone to Tools [| Letters and Mailings] | Envelopes
and Labels and chosen the Labels tab and selected the Avery 5267 label, all
you need to do is either check the box for "Full page of the same label" and
type your text into the window or click "New Document," type your text into
a single label, Copy, select the table, and Paste.

I'm using Avery 5267 labels and Micro-soft template any help would be

great.

 

[Jay Freedman]

Hi John,

The Envelope portion of the Envelopes & Labels dialog uses the paragraph
style named Envelope Address to format the address. In contrast, the Label
portion of the dialog uses the paragraph style named Normal. These styles
can be defined differently (aside from the usual difference that the
Envelope Address style includes a frame to position the text).

If the Normal style contains a nonzero "Space After" setting, that will
spread the lines on the label but not on an envelope.

You can modify the Normal style to remove the Space After, but that would
affect the spacing throughout your document. It's probably better to select
the text in the Address box of the Label dialog, right-click it, select
Paragraph to open the formatting dialog, and set the Space After to zero.
The right-click menu also includes Font to let you set the font name, size,
etc. for the label.

--
Regards,
Jay Freedman
Microsoft Word MVP
Email cannot be acknowledged; please post all follow-ups to the newsgroup so
all may benefit.

Dear Suzanne: I saw your response re 5267 labels on 1/2/06. The
problem I'm having may be the same one that the other writer had. [I
know how to do address lanbels, etc.]
But on the 5267, 1/2 x 1 3/4, 7-point font is needed. However, when
I input the return address on 4 lines, which should fit easily, (and
I even went to using Ariel,) Word invokes a wider line spacing in
"Label", (not found using "Envelope" option where the same text fits
and prints fine on the envelope, and in my chosen font ). A full line
spacing appears between the text lines, which pushes one line off the
page. And only 3 of the 4lines are printed within the available
space. Of course it looks tacky with the wide line spacing.
My guess is that there's a built-in line spacing in the line template.

Assuming you have already gone to Tools [| Letters and Mailings] |
Envelopes and Labels and chosen the Labels tab and selected the
Avery 5267 label, all you need to do is either check the box for
"Full page of the same label" and type your text into the window or
click "New Document," type your text into a single label, Copy,
select the table, and Paste.

--
Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA

Email cannot be acknowledged; please post all follow-ups to the
newsgroup so all may benefit.

I'm using Avery 5267 labels and Micro-soft template any help would
be great.

 

[John Sutton]

Thank you Suzanne, the "Shift/Enter did the trick. Labels now look good but
not quite perfect.

I had to adjust the top margin on the page from 0.5 to 0.6 to ensure
alignment of 19 of the 20 label rows.

Also I have my Suite No. on a single line because it wouldn't fit on the
street name line so I gave it its own. It now Justifies itself so that the
"Suite" is at the left margin and the number is right justified on the same
line with a half inch of air in between. All the rest is left justified. I
tried adding spaces after to fill the line but didnt help.

At least I can print acceptibly good labels in my chosen font. Thanks for
that
John Sutton, Lafayette, CA

You can change the paragraph and font format for labels by selecting text
and right-clicking. Also note that using a line break (Shift+Enter) instead
of a paragraph break might be all you need. And of course if you're working
in a New Document, you can use all the usual paragraph and font formatting
methods that you would usually use in a table (which is what a sheet of
labels is.

Dear Suzanne: I saw your response re 5267 labels on 1/2/06. The problem I'm
having may be the same one that the other writer had. [I know how to do
address lanbels, etc.]
But on the 5267, 1/2 x 1 3/4, 7-point font is needed. However, when I input
the return address on 4 lines, which should fit easily, (and I even went to
using Ariel,) Word invokes a wider line spacing in "Label", (not found using
"Envelope" option where the same text fits and prints fine on the envelope,
and in my chosen font ). A full line spacing appears between the text lines,
which pushes one line off the page. And only 3 of the 4lines are printed
within the available space. Of course it looks tacky with the wide line
spacing.
My guess is that there's a built-in line spacing in the line template.

Assuming you have already gone to Tools [| Letters and Mailings] | Envelopes
and Labels and chosen the Labels tab and selected the Avery 5267 label, all
you need to do is either check the box for "Full page of the same label" and
type your text into the window or click "New Document," type your text into
a single label, Copy, select the table, and Paste.



I'm using Avery 5267 labels and Micro-soft template any help would be
great.

 

[John Sutton]

Thanks Jay, I missed your response. See my response to Suzanne. You solved
my follow-up question to her. Thank you too.

Hi John,

The Envelope portion of the Envelopes & Labels dialog uses the paragraph
style named Envelope Address to format the address. In contrast, the Label
portion of the dialog uses the paragraph style named Normal. These styles
can be defined differently (aside from the usual difference that the
Envelope Address style includes a frame to position the text).

If the Normal style contains a nonzero "Space After" setting, that will
spread the lines on the label but not on an envelope.

You can modify the Normal style to remove the Space After, but that would
affect the spacing throughout your document. It's probably better to select
the text in the Address box of the Label dialog, right-click it, select
Paragraph to open the formatting dialog, and set the Space After to zero.
The right-click menu also includes Font to let you set the font name, size,
etc. for the label.

--
Regards,
Jay Freedman
Microsoft Word MVP
Email cannot be acknowledged; please post all follow-ups to the newsgroup so
all may benefit.

Dear Suzanne: I saw your response re 5267 labels on 1/2/06. The
problem I'm having may be the same one that the other writer had. [I
know how to do address lanbels, etc.]
But on the 5267, 1/2 x 1 3/4, 7-point font is needed. However, when
I input the return address on 4 lines, which should fit easily, (and
I even went to using Ariel,) Word invokes a wider line spacing in
"Label", (not found using "Envelope" option where the same text fits
and prints fine on the envelope, and in my chosen font ). A full line
spacing appears between the text lines, which pushes one line off the
page. And only 3 of the 4lines are printed within the available
space. Of course it looks tacky with the wide line spacing.
My guess is that there's a built-in line spacing in the line template.

Assuming you have already gone to Tools [| Letters and Mailings] |
Envelopes and Labels and chosen the Labels tab and selected the
Avery 5267 label, all you need to do is either check the box for
"Full page of the same label" and type your text into the window or
click "New Document," type your text into a single label, Copy,
select the table, and Paste.

--
Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA

Email cannot be acknowledged; please post all follow-ups to the
newsgroup so all may benefit.

I'm using Avery 5267 labels and Micro-soft template any help would
be great.