These measurements got me closer. I now have 4 across and 15 down, but they
do not print correctly. After the 7th row the printing blends into the label
in the next row. Any other suggestions. You seem to be on the right track.
Thank you again for your help!
"Mary Sauer" wrote:
Page setup, custom
Width - 1.75
Height - .67
Change copies per sheet
Side Margin - .3
Top Margin - .55
Horizontal gap - .3
Vertical gap - zero
Print a plain sheet of paper first to be sure the labels line up correctly.
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"Lou" wrote in message
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I am using Avery #8195 Return Address Labels. There are 4 across and 15 down
for a total of 60 labels per sheet. Looking forward to your response. Thank
you!
"Mary Sauer" wrote:
It would be helpful to know how many labels are on each sheet. Is the sheet
the
standard letter size? How many across, how many down? Do you have any idea
what
brand label you are using?
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"Lou" wrote in message
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I also need to create custom labels and tried your suggestion below. I
enter
the label height (.67") and width (1.75"), click the "change copies per
sheet" button, enter the label dimension, but the number across and number
down is not correct and I do not see an option to make those changes. Any
suggestions?
"Mary Sauer" wrote:
Hey, glad to help. Thanks for posting back, it is always appreciated.
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"PhilNat1" wrote in message
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That worked great, thanks!
"Mary Sauer" wrote:
In page setup, custom, type your label dimensions, click change copies
per
sheet. Type in the margins and the gaps.
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"PhilNat1" wrote in message
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I need to set up a custom-size label in Publisher 2003 in order to do
a
mail-merge project.