Label printing
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Use a word processor that supports printing to Avery Labels. MS Office 2011 Word and Apple Pages both have templates that print to Avery labels. You can also download an Avery template from their web site.
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You could also download the FREE label templates programme from Avery. Make sure you get the one for Mac. They cover all the Avery labels there are.
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chas_m
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If we're talking address labels, there's an even easier option:
1. Add the addresses to Contacts if you haven't already.
2. Make a group of the addresses you want to print to labels.
3. Select the group, and press command-p for Print (also under File Menu --> Print)
4. In the resulting dialog box, click on the "Style" box and choose Mailing Labels if its not already selected.
5. Input the Avery label sheet number and print.
1. Add the addresses to Contacts if you haven't already.
2. Make a group of the addresses you want to print to labels.
3. Select the group, and press command-p for Print (also under File Menu --> Print)
4. In the resulting dialog box, click on the "Style" box and choose Mailing Labels if its not already selected.
5. Input the Avery label sheet number and print.
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