Replicate Label Document For Free

When you use Word's mail-merge feature to create labels, it simply creates a source document that contains the proper field codes to print a single set of labels. To print multiple copies of labels, all you need to do is merge the source document with the data source to create a new document.

Make a Copy of an Avery Design & Print Project Go to avery.com. Sign in to your account (top right of the screen) and choose the Projects option. Click on the desired project then click Make a Copy (below the Open button) Rename the copy if you want, then click Save Copy.

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Create and print a page of different labels Go to Mailings > Labels. Select the label type and size in Options. ... Select New Document. Word opens a new document that contains a table with dimensions that match the label product. If gridlines are not displayed, go to Layout > View Gridlines to turn gridlines on.

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Highlight the text by clicking and dragging across the text you want to select. Click Copy on top left (under Home) Click in the next blank label on the template. Click Paste on top left (under Home) and the text will appear in the label.

You can also select all the items on a label or card by clicking at the top left of the item and then dragging to the bottom right. Then you can use Copy and Paste. This is great for copying information from the front to the back of tent cards or place cards.

Add the text and images to the first label or card. To copy the text box entirely, click on the edge of the text box so the dotted line turns solid, then click Copy. To copy only a portion of the text, click and drag to select what you want to copy and then click Copy.