In Word versions after 2003, you can do this easily. Posted by ArkhanJG at 3:54 PM on May 14, 2009 You can do it cleverer than this (so you also autogenerate your widget name), but for only 8 widget types that's probably overcomplicated. If you want to add a new size to your existing widget sheets, you just add a new line in the data file. If you want a different set of sizes for one particular product line, you create a new data file. You can have a copy of the mail merge master document for each product line, each linked to the same data file for the sizes, but the widget name different. You can obviously only print a subset of the pages if you wish, by excluding those sizes you don't want.
you'll have one page of XXS labels, one page of XS, one page of S etc. When you print the mail merge, it will print a page of labels for each entry in your data file column, i.e. Then, you enter a field (the same one) that ties to your data file column, at the start of each label. Then you create a new data file (list), with a single column in it, and the different sizes, each on its own line. You create a document that fits your labels, with the widget name on each label. Is there some way of just making a text box whose contents will be copied in linked text boxes across the same document? posted by Shepherd to Computers & Internet (9 answers total) I would think that there's a simple way of doing this, but everything I look at veers abruptly into Visual Basic programming and odd form-driven functions that don't really work. Idea being this saves (a) the time-consuming process of typing S on every single sticker on the sheet when he needs a bunch of "S" stickers for GRAPPLEGROMMET ALPHA, and (b) saves the time-consuming process of doing that ourselves, and then creating 64 label templates when all we really need are 8.
#Avery label wizard word 2003 update#
So ideally, he'll be able to print label sheets one sheet at a time, with the same product type on every label on the sheet (say, GRAPPLEGROMMET ALPHA), and then a space to the left of the first GRAPPLEGROMMET ALPHA sticker, where he can type an XXS, XS, S, M, L, XL or XXL and see every other sticker on the sheet update automatically. Microsoft is not responsible for the content at any third-party Web sites and does not guarantee the accuracy of third-party information.Working on making an Avery-compatible label sheet for a company that only sells eight different things, but in a range of varying sizes. Information at these sites may change without notice. Microsoft provides third-party resources to help you find customer service and/or technical support resources. Thanks Abhayĭisclaimer: The links in this message may lead to third-party Web sites. However for any assistance on avery wizard issues, please visit Hope this helps.
#Avery label wizard word 2003 windows#
for more details reagarding compatibilityn of product with Windows 7, please visit There are already some known problems with avery wizard for office 2003. Avery wizard is compatible with Windows 7. The system did not reboot also. You may also try the same. task manger showed the listing of the product. However I was also not able install the same. I tried installing avery wizard for office 2003 from I was succesfully able to run the setup. I appreciate your efforts for testing the avery wizard with Windows 7.
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