inchs and centimeters

[Troy]

I have created a label in pub 2002. The label is 1.67 high x 3.5 wide. When i
print a whole shhet of 12 labels 2 accross, 6 up, the first label type set
lines up perfect. By the time it gets to the bottom label it has climbed. I
have set the height to 1.68 then it drops of the bottom label too low. I have
tried using the centimeters as well as the inches but does the same. My
question is when in inches can you set it to example 1.675 or 1.677 and they
stay set that away. Everytime i do so it will type in that way but when you
select ok button and go back a check to see if the setting took it defaults
to either 1.67 or 1.68 , it will not keep that number, same thing with
centimeters, it appears you can select the digits by points (4.267 = 1.68),
as in inches it defaults back to the exact number. Is there a setting where
you can get these to keep the sizes in between or in halves (tenths) Thanks

 

[JoAnn Paules]

Have you checked the spacing between the labels?

 

[Troy]

"0" Labels are kiss cut. No gaps.

Have you checked the spacing between the labels?

--
JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]

I have created a label in pub 2002. The label is 1.67 high x 3.5 wide. When
i
print a whole shhet of 12 labels 2 accross, 6 up, the first label type set
lines up perfect. By the time it gets to the bottom label it has climbed.
I
have set the height to 1.68 then it drops of the bottom label too low. I
have
tried using the centimeters as well as the inches but does the same. My
question is when in inches can you set it to example 1.675 or 1.677 and
they
stay set that away. Everytime i do so it will type in that way but when
you
select ok button and go back a check to see if the setting took it
defaults
to either 1.67 or 1.68 , it will not keep that number, same thing with
centimeters, it appears you can select the digits by points (4.267 =
1.68),
as in inches it defaults back to the exact number. Is there a setting
where
you can get these to keep the sizes in between or in halves (tenths)
Thanks

 

[JoAnn Paules]

Hmmm..............Are you using Avery brand? (I'm not familiar with "0"
labels.)

--
JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]

"0" Labels are kiss cut. No gaps.

Have you checked the spacing between the labels?

--
JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]

I have created a label in pub 2002. The label is 1.67 high x 3.5 wide.
When
i
print a whole shhet of 12 labels 2 accross, 6 up, the first label type
set
lines up perfect. By the time it gets to the bottom label it has
climbed.
I
have set the height to 1.68 then it drops of the bottom label too low.
I
have
tried using the centimeters as well as the inches but does the same. My
question is when in inches can you set it to example 1.675 or 1.677 and
they
stay set that away. Everytime i do so it will type in that way but when
you
select ok button and go back a check to see if the setting took it
defaults
to either 1.67 or 1.68 , it will not keep that number, same thing with
centimeters, it appears you can select the digits by points (4.267 =
1.68),
as in inches it defaults back to the exact number. Is there a setting
where
you can get these to keep the sizes in between or in halves (tenths)
Thanks

 

[Troy]

It is avery, From top to bottom the labels are up against each other.

Hmmm..............Are you using Avery brand? (I'm not familiar with "0"
labels.)

--
JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]

"0" Labels are kiss cut. No gaps.

Have you checked the spacing between the labels?

--
JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]



I have created a label in pub 2002. The label is 1.67 high x 3.5 wide.
When
i
print a whole shhet of 12 labels 2 accross, 6 up, the first label type
set
lines up perfect. By the time it gets to the bottom label it has
climbed.
I
have set the height to 1.68 then it drops of the bottom label too low.
I
have
tried using the centimeters as well as the inches but does the same. My
question is when in inches can you set it to example 1.675 or 1.677 and
they
stay set that away. Everytime i do so it will type in that way but when
you
select ok button and go back a check to see if the setting took it
defaults
to either 1.67 or 1.68 , it will not keep that number, same thing with
centimeters, it appears you can select the digits by points (4.267 =
1.68),
as in inches it defaults back to the exact number. Is there a setting
where
you can get these to keep the sizes in between or in halves (tenths)
Thanks

 

[JoAnn Paules]

What is the Avery number? I can't find any that are 1.675" high.

--
JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]

It is avery, From top to bottom the labels are up against each other.

Hmmm..............Are you using Avery brand? (I'm not familiar with "0"
labels.)

--
JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]

"0" Labels are kiss cut. No gaps.

:

Have you checked the spacing between the labels?

--
JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]



I have created a label in pub 2002. The label is 1.67 high x 3.5
wide.
When
i
print a whole shhet of 12 labels 2 accross, 6 up, the first label
type
set
lines up perfect. By the time it gets to the bottom label it has
climbed.
I
have set the height to 1.68 then it drops of the bottom label too
low.
I
have
tried using the centimeters as well as the inches but does the same.
My
question is when in inches can you set it to example 1.675 or 1.677
and
they
stay set that away. Everytime i do so it will type in that way but
when
you
select ok button and go back a check to see if the setting took it
defaults
to either 1.67 or 1.68 , it will not keep that number, same thing
with
centimeters, it appears you can select the digits by points (4.267 =
1.68),
as in inches it defaults back to the exact number. Is there a
setting
where
you can get these to keep the sizes in between or in halves (tenths)
Thanks

 

[Troy]

It is an avery 5198 compaitable. The actual height of a avery 5198 label is
1.6562. I don't know exactly the height pub uses for the avery 5198 label,
however the label i am using is a 1.675. There has got to be a way that you
can set these values between 1.67 and 1.68 and so forth.

What is the Avery number? I can't find any that are 1.675" high.

--
JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]

It is avery, From top to bottom the labels are up against each other.

Hmmm..............Are you using Avery brand? (I'm not familiar with "0"
labels.)

--
JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]



"0" Labels are kiss cut. No gaps.

:

Have you checked the spacing between the labels?

--
JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]



I have created a label in pub 2002. The label is 1.67 high x 3.5
wide.
When
i
print a whole shhet of 12 labels 2 accross, 6 up, the first label
type
set
lines up perfect. By the time it gets to the bottom label it has
climbed.
I
have set the height to 1.68 then it drops of the bottom label too
low.
I
have
tried using the centimeters as well as the inches but does the same.
My
question is when in inches can you set it to example 1.675 or 1.677
and
they
stay set that away. Everytime i do so it will type in that way but
when
you
select ok button and go back a check to see if the setting took it
defaults
to either 1.67 or 1.68 , it will not keep that number, same thing
with
centimeters, it appears you can select the digits by points (4.267 =
1.68),
as in inches it defaults back to the exact number. Is there a
setting
where
you can get these to keep the sizes in between or in halves (tenths)
Thanks

 

[Mary Sauer]

Are you using a inkjet printer? The rollers on these printers are not always first
rate. Have you tried a laser with the same setup?

--
Mary Sauer MS MVP
http://office.microsoft.com/
http://www.msauer.mvps.org/
news://msnews.microsoft.com

It is an avery 5198 compaitable. The actual height of a avery 5198 label is
1.6562. I don't know exactly the height pub uses for the avery 5198 label,
however the label i am using is a 1.675. There has got to be a way that you
can set these values between 1.67 and 1.68 and so forth.

What is the Avery number? I can't find any that are 1.675" high.

--
JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]

It is avery, From top to bottom the labels are up against each other.

:

Hmmm..............Are you using Avery brand? (I'm not familiar with "0"
labels.)

--
JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]



"0" Labels are kiss cut. No gaps.

:

Have you checked the spacing between the labels?

--
JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]



I have created a label in pub 2002. The label is 1.67 high x 3.5
wide.
When
i
print a whole shhet of 12 labels 2 accross, 6 up, the first label
type
set
lines up perfect. By the time it gets to the bottom label it has
climbed.
I
have set the height to 1.68 then it drops of the bottom label too
low.
I
have
tried using the centimeters as well as the inches but does the same.
My
question is when in inches can you set it to example 1.675 or 1.677
and
they
stay set that away. Everytime i do so it will type in that way but
when
you
select ok button and go back a check to see if the setting took it
defaults
to either 1.67 or 1.68 , it will not keep that number, same thing
with
centimeters, it appears you can select the digits by points (4.267 =
1.68),
as in inches it defaults back to the exact number. Is there a
setting
where
you can get these to keep the sizes in between or in halves (tenths)
Thanks

 

[Troy]

HP laser (color 8550) is what i am using.

Are you using a inkjet printer? The rollers on these printers are not always first
rate. Have you tried a laser with the same setup?

--
Mary Sauer MS MVP
http://office.microsoft.com/
http://www.msauer.mvps.org/
news://msnews.microsoft.com

It is an avery 5198 compaitable. The actual height of a avery 5198 label is
1.6562. I don't know exactly the height pub uses for the avery 5198 label,
however the label i am using is a 1.675. There has got to be a way that you
can set these values between 1.67 and 1.68 and so forth.

What is the Avery number? I can't find any that are 1.675" high.

--
JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]



It is avery, From top to bottom the labels are up against each other.

:

Hmmm..............Are you using Avery brand? (I'm not familiar with "0"
labels.)

--
JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]



"0" Labels are kiss cut. No gaps.

:

Have you checked the spacing between the labels?

--
JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]



I have created a label in pub 2002. The label is 1.67 high x 3.5
wide.
When
i
print a whole shhet of 12 labels 2 accross, 6 up, the first label
type
set
lines up perfect. By the time it gets to the bottom label it has
climbed.
I
have set the height to 1.68 then it drops of the bottom label too
low.
I
have
tried using the centimeters as well as the inches but does the same.
My
question is when in inches can you set it to example 1.675 or 1.677
and
they
stay set that away. Everytime i do so it will type in that way but
when
you
select ok button and go back a check to see if the setting took it
defaults
to either 1.67 or 1.68 , it will not keep that number, same thing
with
centimeters, it appears you can select the digits by points (4.267 =
1.68),
as in inches it defaults back to the exact number. Is there a
setting
where
you can get these to keep the sizes in between or in halves (tenths)
Thanks