Letter Sticker From Text File

[shukui]

shukui (TechnicalUser) Nov 19, 2001
I have the following text file.

David Smith
1 New York St West
Toronto, ON N1T 2W3

Micheal Jones
34 Wellington Street
New York, NY 37377

Janet White
88 Toront Street
Buffulo, OH 93939

...


Any one know how I can convert it to a MS Word 2000 file (using AveryWizard actually) so I can print out all the addresses onto a sheet of adhensive stickers. Any idea how? Please help!

Thanks,

Shukui Guan

 

[DougP]

Did you try to open the document??
How does it look on the screen.

to print them on labels
click the "Tools" menu then
"Envelopes and labels"

then pick the labels TAB (at the top)

click the "Options button" (lower right)
On this screen pick "dot matix" or Laser/Inkjet

Lookat al of the topions so you match your labels Brand (Avery) etc. then pick the number on th eend of the labels box like 8350 or 3409

After all done there and click OK all the way back out.
You should see dotted lines representing the labels on the screen.
Move your data over.


DougP, MCP

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[shukui]

Dear DougP,

It print out as one label per page, but I want to print all the labels (say 20 labels) in one page.

Thanks,
Shukui

 

[dneufarth]

Open file in Word, convert to table with 4 columns using paragraph mark as delimiter. Inspect table for correctness. You may have to adjust columns based upon lines per name/address in text file.

Add a row at top and name the columns and save document.

You can now use the mail-merge wizard with the above document as your data source.


Dave

 

[Hasit]

Cross posting: thread68-166720