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• The Phlebob:

  May 10, 2010 at 3:58 pm

  A label template is just a Word table. You can make your own using the exact dimensions of each label and their spacing and positioning on the page. Pull up another label template to see how.

  Other thoughts:

  1.To turn off the printing borders, click in the table, then click the Tables->Table properties menu item. Select Borders and shading and check the No Borders checkbox.
  2.Even with the borders turned off, you can show the non-printing gridlines with the Table->Show Gridlines menu item.

  Hope that helps.
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• maryls03:

  May 10, 2010 at 4:46 pm

  There is a template on the Avery web site
  http://www.avery.com/avery/en_us/Templates-&-Software/Templates/Labels/File-Folder-Labels/Filing-Label-with-Color-Bar-12-per-mini_sheet_Microsoft-Word.htm
  References :

This site is sponsored by Data Graphics, Inc the world leader in Custom Labels, Nameplates and Industrial Printing. Serving the Industrial Printing needs of corporate, Military, and Aerospace clients worldwide for 25 years.  If you need custom labels, and you need the fast, and correct the first time, then you need Data Graphics.