How do I print on index or rolodex cards?

S

spbaechle

I want to make 3x5 index cards or Rolodex cards. I know I will need to type
in names and addresses and phone numbers and stuff, but I don't know which
program in Office 2003 to use or how to make them print on separate cards.
I'm sure someone has already figured out how to do this, but when I look on
the Knowledge Base it doesn't tell me, so I must not know what to ask. (Yes,
I am inexperienced, but I do have Office 2003 & it seems like that would be
something it could do if I knew how to do it.) Can you help?
 
J

Jeff C

Rolodex cards are treated as lables in all of the Office Suite
applications....you can set up your addresses in Word, access or
excel...................
 
S

spbaechle

OK. I have Word and Excel and Outlook and Powerpoint, but not Access. If I
were going to use Word or Excel (the programs I am most familiar with), how
would I do it? I would think Excel would have places for names and addresses
by using cells. How would I make it print each person on a different card?
 
J

Jeff C

Read the help section in Word on printing lables and merging, the merging
will lead you to the questions you need to answer on building your address
list otherwise called a simple database
 
S

spbaechle

Oops! I thought this was access to general questions. I'll see if I can
find the other group. I obviously have no clue about what I am doing!
Sorry! Thanks for your help. It's no wonder I couldn't figure out the
instructions.
 
A

arasu

spbaechle said:
I want to make 3x5 index cards or Rolodex cards. I know I will need to type
in names and addresses and phone numbers and stuff, but I don't know which
program in Office 2003 to use or how to make them print on separate cards.
I'm sure someone has already figured out how to do this, but when I look on
the Knowledge Base it doesn't tell me, so I must not know what to ask. (Yes,
I am inexperienced, but I do have Office 2003 & it seems like that would be
something it could do if I knew how to do it.) Can you help?
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Try ndxCards ( www.ndxcards.com ) - with the latest release, you can
pretty much print on any card size easily.
 
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