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- Click on "Templates & Software" on the blue task bar at the top of the home page
- Select "Name Badges"
- Then you can either enter an Avery product # to find the matching template or you can scroll through the templates and then download the one you need
- After completed download, save on your computer

I use the business card pages quite frequently. They are 10 per page, are perforated, and they make the best flash cards or name plates!

-Go onto the Avery website ( http://www.Avery.com )
-Look at the toolbar on the left labeled "quick links" and click on "find a template"
-Then, on the template toolbar to the left, click "Name Badges"
-Find your product's matching template on the list and then design the templates to your liking!

In Word (we use MS Word 2003, so you may have to adjust instructions according to the version you use), go to the "Tools" menu, then "Letters and Mailings", then "Envelopes and Labels". Go to "Options" and select the 5362 Avery Name Badge template, then "OK", then select "New Document". This will give you the template you need to create your name badges.

Hi, GrandmaCindy, if you're looking for the peel-and-stick name badge template in Microsoft Word, it's template number 5395 for the blank white ones, and 5895 for the blue-bordered ones. If you're looking for the template for the larger, heavier name badge cards with no stickiness that get inserted into a badge holder, you need template number 5392 or 5390 (the former is 3" x 4", the latter is the slightly smaller size). Hope that helps!

I use label # 5395 for my name badges so there is no need for pins and no plastic to waste.

Is there a particular name badge you're looking to use? There are several templates available on the Avery site. If you can't find what you like/want within the link, post back here and I'll see if I can find an alternative. Link: http://www.avery.com/avery/en_us/Templates-%26-Software/Templates/Name-Badges

Finding a template on Avery.com couldn't be any easier. Just enter in the product number from the Avery product, or do a search on 'Name Badge' and so many things will be shown to help you. Avery.com makes your tasks fast and easy. You'll be printing name badges in no time. You can insert images. borders, the possibilities are endless.
Have fun. Hope this helps.

Avery has templates for name badgers. Go to the Avery site and type "name badge" in the search box.

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I could put page number entry at the bottom of each page and print out, sequentially updated the number.

Use Excel. Place a number 1 in cell A1, drag the right hand corner to the ending number needed, which will serve as a field. Merge this file into the Word Merge document containing your preferred label layout.

Hi,

There are a few ways of sequentially numbering lables

If you wish to just have numbers on labels you can create a Mail Merge in MS Word and input a database of 001-030 instead of names and addresses.

In a scenario where you wish to have a sequential number on lables along with names or names & addresses you may create a mail merge and when selecting records you can type a new list or add an existing list with an additional field of 001-030. Just be sure to call this field something unique like "Serial Number" so when it comes to placing the block on the document you can use <Serial Number>

I hope this helps

Best Regards,
Martin

There is some really great templates for Name Badges in PrintMaster 17. You can get them already designed all you will need to do is edit your personal information. You can find Name Badges with Borders, Graphics, and each one can be personalized with the information you want on it. The program lets you select the Avery Labels you want to use and gives you several ideas for various businesses, activities, Home Projects. etc. The Business Card Templates on the PrintMaster Program are really good looking too. You can design your project from scratch or use one of their many templates. You can also edit any item on a template that you don't like with something you do like.

Open the application that you used. There might be a listing of your projects there if you have not made others since that time. That would be the easy way. If you are using Windows, you could also try the 'Documents' selection on the menu where the most recent things are and see if it is there. Otherwise your next best option is to search. But, even though they were wonderful, now that you know how to do it, instead of spending alot of time searching for them you may want to try creating another even better one. Sometimes that takes less time than looking for an old file. AND you might even like the new ones better.

Did you save the file on your computer or online? What software did you use? My thought would be to check your "my document" file first because that is usually the default location on computers for files. You may have to look at several file to see what's in them to find it or if you know the date do a search for all files with that date/month and check those.
If you saved the files online unfortunately, I can't help with that.

If you remember the file name or part of the file name, you can search for the file from My Documents. Look for the Search feature across the top banner of the My Documents window.

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If you go into MS Word and open the template for 8877 and tell it you want a full sheet of the same label, then click new document, you will have a blank sheet of label. Then on each label create a text box for clip art and another for your text layout. In the text box for clip art click on insert clip art and in the search field type fireplace, firewood, or some such term and search. There are oodles of clips that could work. Once you have the artwork, then create your text in the other box. Play with them until you like the results, save your document..... and print!

Once you have your Avery business cards purchased, and you've download your template from Avery.com, you can go to 'insert' then choose 'picture' then choose 'clip art' and there you can type in words like Fire & wood and then just click on one of the numerous pictures to insert the one of your choice. Once the picture gets on the card you can right click on the image and then to up to 'Format' choose 'picture' then when the dialog box opens, click on the 'layout' tab and chose 'tight' and then click the 'picture' tab. In the bottom left hand corner click on box that says 'compress' then click 'ok' this will let you manipulate your picture to drag/place anywhere one business card you want. Then click on 'Insert' and chose 'text box' create a text box to place it on your card. Right click on the text box and choose "Format Text Box' click on the drop down box next to 'color' and choose 'No Fill' then click the drop down box next to 'Color' under the line section, and choose 'No Line' this makes the box transparent. Make sure to choose a color to your font that will make your lettering stand out. Also you can go to 'Format' and choose 'Background' and choose 'Fill Effects' here you can even choose to make your card look like a piece of wood. Since Avery is compatible with Microsoft Word, your possibilities are endless. Hope this helps.

You can use Avery 18665 , 8665, 8255, or 5975. Depending on the size of the logo, you can print between two and four per sheet and cut them out and apply them to the hard hats.

You can use many of the Avery templates for business cards, simply delete sample graphic and import your graphic.

Easiest way to do flyers is to use MS Word. Decide if you want a full 8-1/2 x 11 sheet or a folded sheet. Using text boxes to designate the spaces for your graphincs and text, import your graphics - pictures, clip art, logos, etc. and set up your text. Once you are happy with it, save in a .pdf format. You can print on one or both sides of your paper. Fold if necessary and have fun distributing!

Excel has templates for preparing an invoice for billing.

You can Use any Avery label that is the right size. Simply type in the words- one on each label, then print.

Once you download a handy template from Avery.com you can then save it to your desktop or in a folder of your choice where you can edit, format and make it your own. Once you have that secured, you can then send it as an attachment via your email to your partner. Avery.com makes it simple. Every product they sell you can find the help you need on their website. I won't use any other product. Hope this helps.