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Creating address labels
ceewash
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I am trying to produce my own address labels for guests' wedding invitations. I have an Macbook air and open office. I have managed to do it using my contact lists and it worked well, but I am not able to change font or letter size and it all looks a bit functional. Can anyone guide me through another way. I am not having much success.
I also have not been able to find someone who can do it for me.
I also have not been able to find someone who can do it for me.
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I think what you probably want is a Mail Merge:
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Sorry too complicated for me. I've only got basic level skills so got lost in that. Thanks anyway.0
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Quite an outlay to start with but I've found a dedicated label printer a good investment. Bought a Dymo Label Writer 330 Turbo many years ago and it still working well (Windows 11).
Single or multiple self-adhesive address labels reel out in a single strip. Add clipart (prints only in greyscale, not colour). Change the font. Thermal printing so never needs ink. Good for quickly printing a label and very useful for the Christmas card list. I think it would be good for what you need to do but there is the initial cost to consider. Once bought it's there for future purposes.Error! - Keyboard not attached. Press any key to continue.1 -
Thank you I'll look at this.0
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I also have a Dymo label writer, and would recommend.0
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If you had a Windows PC you would find there is a lot of label-making software around, which basically produces a template (usually a Word table) which has the same layout as the sheet of labels, and you can type into each cell=label to supply the name and address. Avery (notoriously-expensive label firm) used to provide this free, but I'm not sure whether they still do.Surely Mac users have this sort of thing available to them, too?1
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I think I've managed to do it on Google docs. It has an extension for label making. Just waiting for the labels to arrive so I can try it out. I will definitely look at the label maker machine though for the future. Thanks for all your help.0
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