When you are ready to print your labels, first try this test: Print one page of addresses on plain paper first to make sure they are lined up properly.Save your document by using File, Save As (the File drop-down menu went away with the use of the new Word 2007 ribbon bar, but you can just click on the Office button on the upper left to find Save As).Finally, click New Document and your labels will appear.To change the label type, click Options and select from the list. The default selection, Avery US Letter, 8160, may be shown. In the Label section, the type of label and number must match with the sheets of blank address labels you purchased at the store.Make sure the radio button for “ Full page of the same label” is selected.
Type the address that you need to make labels for.The Envelopes and Labels dialog box displays. From the MS Office top ribbon bar, click Mailings.Open Word 2007 and make sure you start with a new, blank document.Method #1: Single Sheet of Labels with Same Address These instructions are for MS Word 2007, but if you need to know how in an early version of Word, like 2002 or 2003, let me know and I’ll try to list the differences for you. Method #3: Mail merging a label template with an address file.Method #2: Different addresses on one or more sheets of labels.Method #1: Same address on a sheet of labels.I’ll explain 3 different ways you can make labels:
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