inserting an additional label into an existing sheet of labels

[josephmeastwood]

I used to use WordPerfect for creating labels because it was so easy,
but now that I have switched to Mac, I am only using Word. I would
like to add a new label in the middle of an existing sheet of labels
for my tax receipt file. In WordPerfect, I used to be able to use ctrl
+enter to insert a blank label. Is there anything like that in Word?

 

[John McGhie]

Yes. I am not sure that you have read the Help on "Labels" in Word 2008.
Either that, or I am not understanding your question!

"Labels" in Word are just "tables". You can make your own, in any
configuration you like.

Cheers

I used to use WordPerfect for creating labels because it was so easy,
but now that I have switched to Mac, I am only using Word. I would
like to add a new label in the middle of an existing sheet of labels
for my tax receipt file. In WordPerfect, I used to be able to use ctrl
+enter to insert a blank label. Is there anything like that in Word?

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[JME]

Yes.  I am not sure that you have read the Help on "Labels" in Word 2008.
Either that, or I am not understanding your question!

"Labels" in Word are just "tables".  You can make your own, in any
configuration you like.

Cheers



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John McGhie, Microsoft MVP, Word and Word:Mac
Sydney, Australia.   mailto:[email protected]

In WordPerfect, I would be able to insert a new label into an existing
sheet of labels. It sounds like in Word, I will have to insert a new
row of labels. Thank you!

 

[Jim Gordon MVP]

In WordPerfect, I would be able to insert a new label into an existing
sheet of labels. It sounds like in Word, I will have to insert a new
row of labels. Thank you!

Hi

Click where you want to insert, then Use Table > Insert > Cells

-Jim

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Jim Gordon
Mac MVP


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