How do I put graphics in top half of Avery 5164 labels?

[Tom Benjey]

I want to put my logo and return address (will make it a graphic if
necessary) in the top half of Avery 5164 labels but Word 2002 will only let
me place things at the middle or below.

 

[Doug Robbins - Word MVP]

See the article "Graphics on Labels" on fellow MVP Graham Mayor's website at

http://www.gmayor.com/graphics_on_labels.htm


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[Tom Benjey]

I may be thicker than most because I don't find the solution to my particular
problem on that page. I can insert graphics easily enough but Word 2002
forces all input into the bottom half of the 5164 label. When I insert my
graphic it is vertically centered on the left edge of the label leaving
little space for the address.

 

[Doug Robbins - Word MVP]

Change the Vertical Alignment of the text in the cell. Depending upon the
exact layout that you want, it may also be necessary to split the cell.

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Hope this helps.

Please reply to the newsgroup unless you wish to avail yourself of my
services on a paid consulting basis.

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[EG]

I have a related but slightly different problem which I posted individually.
I see now that it is related to this thread:

I am trying to print individual addresses on an Avery 5264 label that has
PRE-PRINTED logo and return address information. The recipient's address
should print .75" in from the left of the label and 1.75" in from the top of
each one. I have gotten nowhere in an hour of trying. What I need to do is
tell Word where on each Avery 5264 to start printing but it doesn't seem to
want to do anything I tell it to do. NOTE: This is not really a merge issue.
I am NOT merging a data file. Just printing an individual label.

 

[Graham Mayor]

See the answer to your other message.

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