How can I print vertical text on mail labels?
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If you are using Microsoft Word (which is pretty common) you can create labels by going to Tools>Envelopes and Labels... Create a sheet of labels in a new document.\n\nRight click on the toolbar area and select the Tables and Borders toolbar. You can then use change text direction button on the toolbar to do what you have asked.\n\nTIP: If you want to have text going in different directions show the gridlines on the table that Word uses to print your labels to give you a guide and then split the cells (you can draw in a new dividing line with the pencil on the Tables and Borders toolbar). You should have more than one cell per label and the text in each call can go in a different direction.
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It's called a bullet. Try webdings in the font selection. Some programs can do it automatically in the "page setup". Check out your toolbar for help.
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In MS Word, there are two main ways to print on envelopes or mailing labels. If you want to enter the information for each address, then use Tools > Envelopes & Labels. If you want to do a bunch, use Tools > Mail Merge. There are wizards and prompts to help you from there.
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Go to http://www.vistaprint.com/vp/ns/default.aspx?GP=11%2F6%2F2006+4%3A54%3A17+PM and get certain styles for free
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go to control panel\nclick on printers \nclick show installed printers\nRIGHT CLICK on the printer\nLeft click propertys\nclick on printing prefferences\nuncheck rotated\nclick apply
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On outlook there is a menu item "format" I chose plain text.  Once it accepts plain text the same item "format" will list 'html' as an option. chose html and you get options on the tool bar for fonts, color size etc.  I just started using yahoo email and have no idea how it works.
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Excel does not have the capability to print labels directly from your Excel file. You have to use Word's Mail Merge feature and choose the Excel file as your source data.\n\nCheck the link below for steps on how to complete.
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On the toolbar...go to View, Text Size, and then choose the size you want the letters to appear
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If you use Outlook, right click, Format Picture, set height to 4"\n-MM
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word has a wizard for envelopes and labels. It knows many of the Avery labels by stock #. If one of them isn't right, you can customize it.
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Click on "printable view."\n\n§§
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Try using the > LPTx command, assuming your printers are set up correctly for DOS printing. See http://www.computerhope.com/issues/ch000199.htm .
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try customizing one of the ones from MS Office\n\nhttp://office.microsoft.com/en-us/results.aspx?Scope=TC&Query=order+form
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I would suggest using a plain text editor, such as notepad (win), textedit (mac), or an open-source plain text editor.
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You may use a visual filter applied to any rendered area with IE (it does also work on Firefox). See the link below.\n\n.verticaltext {\nwriting-mode: tb-rl;\nfilter: flipv fliph;\n}
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I used to use Lotus Notes a couple years back and remember creating stationary in the options-mail format tab on the main toolbar.  Don't know if you are using an updated version, but it is a good place to start.
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First you need a program to make the labels.  You can either use MS Word, or any word processing program with a mail merge.  Or, you can download a free tool for Word from Avery. (just google Avery Wizard).  Follow the bells and whistles, set the program up for the type labels you are using. Put them in the printer and hit print.  Is that what you're looking for?