[mso] Re: Printing Address Labels from Excel

I think the best way is to do a Mail Merge in Word, then when you get to the
part where you choose your names and addresses, use your Excel file as your
data sheet.


Linda

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Of Alan Bell
Sent: Sunday, April 05, 2009 11:49 PM
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Subject: [mso] Printing Address Labels from Excel

I have a contact database in Excel with the usual fields. Is there something
built into Excel that will allow me to print mailing address labels:

a. to a laser printer on 30-on-a-page Avery labels
b. one-at-a-time to a roll label printer like the Dymo LabelWriter
c. more than one-at-a-time to a roll label printer

If nothing is built-in to allow this, are there third-party utilities?

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