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Lois
I have input names & addresses into an Access database &
now want to use it to print #5160 address labels -- help!
now want to use it to print #5160 address labels -- help!
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John Vinson
I have input names & addresses into an Access database &
now want to use it to print #5160 address labels -- help!
Create a Report; use the Label Wizard; select Avery 5160 when given a
choice of label types.
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George Reamy
Hi,
Mailing labels are under "Reports," oddly enough. When
you first bring up Access, click on "Reports" on the
Access bar to the left, and then up at the top,
click "New." Then click on "Labels." It'll step you
right through it.
--George
Mailing labels are under "Reports," oddly enough. When
you first bring up Access, click on "Reports" on the
Access bar to the left, and then up at the top,
click "New." Then click on "Labels." It'll step you
right through it.
--George
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Mary E
If you have your table set up go to Reports and click New.-----Original Message-----
I have input names & addresses into an Access database &
now want to use it to print #5160 address labels -- help!
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Select Label Wizard and it will walk you through it. There
is a place to indicate what labels you are using.