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2007-03-21 21:17:55 CT | #1 |
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ANDERS =?iso-8859-1?Q?WILLF=D6R?= From: Unknown Registered: 2007-03-06 Posts: 10 |
Hello, I have tried to put 33 text frames of the right size on the page. Inserted What am I doing wrong? I have looked in the help file for "Mass Mailing and |
2007-03-21 16:01:32 CT | #2 |
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Tim Doty From: United States Registered: 2006-02-06 Posts: 2939 |
On Wednesday 21 March 2007 14:17, ANDERS WILLFÖR wrote: I've only done this once that I can think of and that not recently so my 1. Create the label as a document at the size, etc. you need. In your case 2. Insert the variable where needed 3. When you print use the mail merge with the appropriate steps for connecting Although admittedly it wasn't on an Amiga I have done this. The only problem I > I have tried to put 33 text frames of the right size on the page. no, you want to make the document "page" the size of one label. Create once Tim Doty |
2007-03-31 01:19:41 CT | #3 |
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Geoffrey Gass From: Unknown Registered: 2000-05-04 Posts: 373 |
On 21-Mar-07, ANDERS WILLFÖR wrote: 1. Open a new page. For Avery #5160 labels, I use US Letter, 2. Use the Text Frame Tool to create a text frame W=2.625", H = 1.0", 3. Transform 2 copies at Horiz = 2.75", Vert = 0. 4. Select all, Transform 9 copies at Horiz = 0, Vert = 1". Starting at the original frame in the upper left corner, If desired, repeat the process for as many pages as Organize the address list as 6 lines for each addressee, Note: the 2.75" wide #5160 label will support a bar-code Open the template, fill with a file, check formatting This process works for modest (up to a few --Geoff -- |
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