Where can I download fonts which will be useable in Office 2010 & print labels?

Jo4

I did do a search but I could not find the answer.

Can anyone tell me where (reliable site as I don't want any viruses) and how I can download fonts (ie seasonal) and get them to work in Microsoft Offie 2010 using Windows Vista Home Premium?

Also, how do you get Office to allow you to print one label (Example the 2nd label on the third row) using a sheet of labels which are 63.5mm x 38.2mm? They are 3 labels in each row and 7 labels in each column?

TIA!

ianders

Try dafont.com

All you need to do is place the fonts into the Font folder in your control panel. You'll then be able to select and use these fonts from within Office.

InsideInsurance

Any TrueType, OpenType and PostScript fonts will work with Windows.

http://windows.microsoft.com/en-GB/windows-vista/Install-or-uninstall-fonts tells you how to add a font to your computer

Unless you have explicit software for your labels you simply need to set the margins correctly so that it prints on the right area to go onto the label you want remembering your printer is going to have probably +-1mm depending on how exact your paper tray alignment is

Figment

Free fonts
http://www.1001freefonts.com/


If you have Office open when you add new fonts you will need to close then re-open it for the new fonts to be available.

For labels, use Avery Wizard
http://www.avery.com/avery/en_us/Avery-Wizard-for-Microsoft-Office.htm

Jo4

InsideInsurance wrote: »

Any TrueType, OpenType and PostScript fonts will work with Windows.

http://windows.microsoft.com/en-GB/windows-vista/Install-or-uninstall-fonts tells you how to add a font to your computer

Unless you have explicit software for your labels you simply need to set the margins correctly so that it prints on the right area to go onto the label you want remembering your printer is going to have probably +-1mm depending on how exact your paper tray alignment is

I remember doing a course a few years ago and we learnt how to print on certain labels but I cannot remember which program I was using at the time.

InsideInsurance

Some labels come with an application.

Easiest is to create your own template with text boxes in the position of each label and then simply type in the details to the text box corresponding to the label you want to print to

Figment

In case you missed it....

Figment wrote: »

For labels, use Avery Wizard
http://www.avery.com/avery/en_us/Avery-Wizard-for-Microsoft-Office.htm

Avery Wizard for Microsoft Office
A simple step-by-step to format and print Avery labels, business cards, dividers, name badges and more. Works within Microsoft Word for Windows–makes Word even easier to use. Easily imports lists from Microsoft Excel and other database programs for mail merge in minutes, or just type in the addresses you need. Provides professionally pre-designed templates to get you started with your design, or choose a blank template to create your own design. Easily add your own graphics or logo to your Avery projects.

Jo4

Figment wrote: »

In case you missed it....

I have set it up to print and I am about to print one now! THANKS! :j

Jo4

It printed, thanks!

Figment

Jo4 wrote: »

It printed, thanks!

I knew it would