Labels are just tables with fixed cell dimensions. If you click the New
Document button, you will get a document containing a table that represents
the sheet of labels (Select the Show gridlines item from the Tables menu if
you do not see the outline of the labels. Now you can insert what ever you
want in the configuration that you want in a cell that represents the label.
If you want to create a whole sheet of the same thing, select and copy the
cell that you set up with the information, then select the whole table and
then paste.

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Orrie - 11 Jun 2007 21:53 GMT
Thank you. This seems like a "hammer-and-tongs" way to print labels. The
last time I had to print labels, I was using WordPerfect, and it was a snap.
I tried to set up a simple template in Word to use in the the future, but
have a problem showing the addressee's barcode. When I entered my return
address, the barcode changed, I assume from the addressee's to my postal
code.
Orrie
> Labels are just tables with fixed cell dimensions. If you click the New
> Document button, you will get a document containing a table that
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