For example, on Avery 5260 sheets.
Hi Carl,
I don't suppose this is something covered in the U2 library ?
In the past, I've mostly used Open Office for this particular task, because it
already has and recognizes templates for at least a few of the popular Avery
sheets. That would be contrasted with single #10 envelopes, for which I've
used NB, with my own individual-use address templates -- when printing directly
to the envelope. But I've just run into some problems.
The post office changed a standard address format on me, both in its 3-line and
4-line incarnations. When I went to modify the existing Avery labels in OO, I
discovered that there did not seem to be anything like the AL (adjust line
leading) that I used to employ in Xy; there was only the choice between single,
1.5, and double spacing. All I could do was change the font and/or the font
size. It's a mess, comes out looking bad. Lots of trial and error would be
required, to come up with a suitable replacement.
I'm amazed to find that NB apparently does not come equipped with some Avery
label templates ? If so, that would seem to be a major oversight. Searching
their Help for various related keywords did not bring up anything useful. I
tried to import the Avery one from OO into NB, but the format is not
recognized. I'm not sure how Xy could fare any better in that department, with
or without U2. Unless you had run up against this issue some time ago and
hardcoded something for this that did not require recognizing a strange format ?
Jordan
