Re: Template for Labels in WORD

Graham,

Thankyou for your quick reply.

Yes there is a header/footer in my NORMAL.dot, I know this causes trouble
with other labels.

I THOUGHT I had got rid of it when I striped the style, but apparently I
have not stripped it out.

Please how do I get rid of the header footer?

Many thanks,

Dave

"Dave" <dtmail@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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I have tried to print a page of labels (Avery J8651 - 65 labels per A4
page) with only trouble.
I used the "labels" in WORD 2003, XP, with the proper label. The
trouble appears to be that Word has some problem with it's maths.The Avery
A4 page hold 13 labels down, each 21.1, plus top and Bottom margins of 0.9
each and that is inside the 297mm of the ***. Even when I reduce the
label depth, still WORD overflows the bottom row onto the next page, and
of course buggers the other 12 label spacings.
After initial problems, I created a new "Label" template, I called it
Label.DOT. Then after removing both header and footer, all formatting, the
paragraph settings to Zero, Zero, single line, I checked the Page layout
settings for proper margins as per the Avery ***, etc.
But still the page layout View showed only 12 rows with the 13th row on
the next page, i.e., all the alignments are wrong.
Would some wonderful WORD brain please help me out.
David



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