According to Avery's product page,
http://www.avery.com/us/Main?action=product.Details&catalogcode=WEB01&productcode=5354,
that's a copier label rather than a printer label, the main difference
being the lack of any margins at the edges of the page. Word doesn't
usually include copier layouts in the Labels dialog.
You can define a custom label. In the label options dialog, click the
New Label button. Fill in the definition as follows:
Label name: 5351
Top margin: 0"
Left margin: 0"
Vertical pitch: 1"
Horizontal pitch: 2.81"
Label height: 1"
Label width: 2.81"
Number across: 3
Number down: 11
In the Label dialog, click the New Document button. In the document,
go to Format > Borders and Shading and turn on all the table's cell
borders. Print the page, and hold it and a label sheet up to a light
to see whether the table cells match the labels. You may need to tweak
the settings, particularly the horizontal pitch. When you have a
match, remove the borders and save the document as a template.
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Regards,
Jay Freedman
Microsoft Word MVP
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