http://www.hodgepodgegraphics.com/address-lables/what-program-can-i-use-to-align-my-text-to-print-my-address-onto-address-lables-and-how Fri, 30 Jul 2010 23:41:58 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 http://www.hodgepodgegraphics.com/address-lables/what-program-can-i-use-to-align-my-text-to-print-my-address-onto-address-lables-and-how/comment-page-1#comment-4 nick j Sat, 03 Oct 2009 15:31:59 +0000 http://www.hodgepodgegraphics.com/address-lables/what-program-can-i-use-to-align-my-text-to-print-my-address-onto-address-lables-and-how#comment-4 The Maco address labels that you have are Avery #5260 and 5160 compatible. Knowing that it is the equivilant of the Avery models, go to www.avery.com go to download free software and download Avery wizard 3.0. This program integrates with Microsoft Word and enables you to choose different templates according to the model # that you have. So just select the 5260 or 5160 model # and voila! you should be set.<br><b>References : </b><br> The Maco address labels that you have are Avery #5260 and 5160 compatible. Knowing that it is the equivilant of the Avery models, go to http://www.avery.com go to download free software and download Avery wizard 3.0. This program integrates with Microsoft Word and enables you to choose different templates according to the model # that you have. So just select the 5260 or 5160 model # and voila! you should be set.
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]]> http://www.hodgepodgegraphics.com/address-lables/what-program-can-i-use-to-align-my-text-to-print-my-address-onto-address-lables-and-how/comment-page-1#comment-3 Katasha Sat, 03 Oct 2009 15:12:59 +0000 http://www.hodgepodgegraphics.com/address-lables/what-program-can-i-use-to-align-my-text-to-print-my-address-onto-address-lables-and-how#comment-3 Try some of the templates from Avery. They have all kinds of free ones on their website. Go to http://www.avery.com and download their label printing software. It has tonss of different templates in it, there should be one that will fit your labels for the layout. Then you just type in your label on the master sheet after choosing a template, tell it to print 30 of it, do a print preview to make sure it shows all labels filled, and you're done.<br><b>References : </b><br> Try some of the templates from Avery. They have all kinds of free ones on their website. Go to http://www.avery.com and download their label printing software. It has tonss of different templates in it, there should be one that will fit your labels for the layout. Then you just type in your label on the master sheet after choosing a template, tell it to print 30 of it, do a print preview to make sure it shows all labels filled, and you’re done.
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