FlashCards

[Hansonkl]

I want to create flashcards using Avery 5371. There are templates for 5388
available I like that look but need them smaller. I'm using word 2003.
Starving student cant upgrade. Need to know how to change the flashcard
templates or create new ones and I am not word savvy or math. Thats why I
need flash cards!
Thank You

 

[macropod]

Hi Hansonkl,

AFAIK, your version of Word supports the Avery 5371 label (I have Word 2000 and it does). The Avery 5371 label should appear under
Tools|Envelopes & Labels|Options > Avery Standard. If you need to use A4 stock, you could use the J8414 label (0.12mm narrower) or
the L7413 label (0.01mm wider) instead - or you could define a new label to your own specifications.

 

[Hansonkl]

Hi Macropod,
Thanks fopr the response. I know where my labels is I just dont know how to
get it to look like the template I download which was formated for the
larger label. I found the template using creating flashcards with help. Not
sure how to word the question to get the answer.
Thanks for the help though I do really appreciate it.

Hi Hansonkl,

AFAIK, your version of Word supports the Avery 5371 label (I have Word 2000 and it does). The Avery 5371 label should appear under
Tools|Envelopes & Labels|Options > Avery Standard. If you need to use A4 stock, you could use the J8414 label (0.12mm narrower) or
the L7413 label (0.01mm wider) instead - or you could define a new label to your own specifications.

--
Cheers
macropod
[MVP - Microsoft Word]

I want to create flashcards using Avery 5371. There are templates for 5388
available I like that look but need them smaller. I'm using word 2003.
Starving student cant upgrade. Need to know how to change the flashcard
templates or create new ones and I am not word savvy or math. Thats why I
need flash cards!
Thank You

 

[Doug Robbins - Word MVP]

Maybe you need to select the Show Gridlines from the Tables menu.

--
Hope this helps.

Please reply to the newsgroup unless you wish to avail yourself of my
services on a paid consulting basis.

Doug Robbins - Word MVP

Hi Macropod,
Thanks fopr the response. I know where my labels is I just dont know how
to
get it to look like the template I download which was formated for the
larger label. I found the template using creating flashcards with help.
Not
sure how to word the question to get the answer.
Thanks for the help though I do really appreciate it.

Hi Hansonkl,

AFAIK, your version of Word supports the Avery 5371 label (I have Word
2000 and it does). The Avery 5371 label should appear under
Tools|Envelopes & Labels|Options > Avery Standard. If you need to use A4
stock, you could use the J8414 label (0.12mm narrower) or
the L7413 label (0.01mm wider) instead - or you could define a new label
to your own specifications.

--
Cheers
macropod
[MVP - Microsoft Word]

I want to create flashcards using Avery 5371. There are templates for
5388
available I like that look but need them smaller. I'm using word 2003.
Starving student cant upgrade. Need to know how to change the flashcard
templates or create new ones and I am not word savvy or math. Thats why
I
need flash cards!
Thank You

 

[Hansonkl]

Was unaware the discussion group cost. I'm a student with very little income.
I wont post again.

Maybe you need to select the Show Gridlines from the Tables menu.

--
Hope this helps.

Please reply to the newsgroup unless you wish to avail yourself of my
services on a paid consulting basis.

Doug Robbins - Word MVP

Hi Macropod,
Thanks fopr the response. I know where my labels is I just dont know how
to
get it to look like the template I download which was formated for the
larger label. I found the template using creating flashcards with help.
Not
sure how to word the question to get the answer.
Thanks for the help though I do really appreciate it.

Hi Hansonkl,

AFAIK, your version of Word supports the Avery 5371 label (I have Word
2000 and it does). The Avery 5371 label should appear under
Tools|Envelopes & Labels|Options > Avery Standard. If you need to use A4
stock, you could use the J8414 label (0.12mm narrower) or
the L7413 label (0.01mm wider) instead - or you could define a new label
to your own specifications.

--
Cheers
macropod
[MVP - Microsoft Word]


I want to create flashcards using Avery 5371. There are templates for
5388
available I like that look but need them smaller. I'm using word 2003.
Starving student cant upgrade. Need to know how to change the flashcard
templates or create new ones and I am not word savvy or math. Thats why
I
need flash cards!
Thank You

 

[Suzanne S. Barnhill]

There is no cost. Doug's signature means that he provides free advice only
through these newsgroups, not by email.

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Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA

Was unaware the discussion group cost. I'm a student with very little
income.
I wont post again.

Maybe you need to select the Show Gridlines from the Tables menu.

--
Hope this helps.

Please reply to the newsgroup unless you wish to avail yourself of my
services on a paid consulting basis.

Doug Robbins - Word MVP

Hi Macropod,
Thanks fopr the response. I know where my labels is I just dont know
how
to
get it to look like the template I download which was formated for the
larger label. I found the template using creating flashcards with
help.
Not
sure how to word the question to get the answer.
Thanks for the help though I do really appreciate it.
:

Hi Hansonkl,

AFAIK, your version of Word supports the Avery 5371 label (I have Word
2000 and it does). The Avery 5371 label should appear under
Tools|Envelopes & Labels|Options > Avery Standard. If you need to use
A4
stock, you could use the J8414 label (0.12mm narrower) or
the L7413 label (0.01mm wider) instead - or you could define a new
label
to your own specifications.

--
Cheers
macropod
[MVP - Microsoft Word]


I want to create flashcards using Avery 5371. There are templates
for
5388
available I like that look but need them smaller. I'm using word
2003.
Starving student cant upgrade. Need to know how to change the
flashcard
templates or create new ones and I am not word savvy or math. Thats
why
I
need flash cards!
Thank You