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Open Office and LibreOffice have Avery label templates built in.
From Writer, select New.
Select Labels
On the bottom of the Window enter your label information.
Select New Document.
A new document window will appear which displays your label sheet.

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If you use Open Office, we recommend you use Avery Design & Print Online at www.avery.com/print.

Any word template on the Avery site can be converted It is simple but looks complicated because I did this step by step:
1. download the templates- Download it to a folder where you can find it. If you are not sure where it automatically downloads then you can choose by: Click the download button. When your browser asks to save or open it, click Cancel. A pop-up with instructions has also come up. The first or second line of that says 'if your download doesn't start click here'. Right click on that and select 'save link as'. Choose the folder where you want to save these (I created new folder and used: documents/averytemp.) Repeat this save for any of the templates you may want. They will all be converted later.
2. Open openoffice
3. click: File -> Wizards -> Document converter
4. In the window that pops up choose the buttons for Microsoft office and Word Documents. Click next.
5. It will ask where to import files, If they are in your documents folders, including subfolders, (remember I saved mine to: documents\averytemp) leave the import from sections alone, it will convert and save them. Look at the document section. There is an area that says 'save to' then a white box with a location something like: (c:/users/mine/documents). So I can find them later I added /avery at the end (C:\Users\mine\Documents\avery). It will say no such folder exists. Click to let the computer create it.
6 Click next
7. POOF all of them get converted
8. Find them: Any that are really a word template file will be available in: File -> New -> Templates. However, most of the word templates on this site seem to actually be documents. Therefore you can find them in your documents directory. Just look under: File-> Open Then in documents look for the avery folder we made in step 5.
Tip: TO keep me from making too many stupid mistakes I will often open the document file then Save as a template, then close the file. This creates a true template that I can't mess up.

I have my own business cards on microsoft office,How do i get them to avery.com,for printing.

Use the Microsoft Word formatting tools to insert your clipart. Select the art and the shift key and drag your mouse to decrease or increase the size of the image in your business card. Don't forget to change the Text Wrapping of the image to "In Front of Text".

Once the clipart has been imported, click on it with your mouse to select it. Once selected, there will be a rectangle around it with dots or marks designating the corners and also marks in the center, both horozontally and vertically. To resize proportionally, which usually looks the best, touch on a corner dot and while holding down the left mouse key, drag the drawing in or out, depending on whether you wish to make the clipart smaller or larger to fit. It can be resized from the horozontal and vertical marks also, but this usually looks strange as it distorts the art from its original proportional size.

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We maintain a large maiing list about 300 people on an Excel Spreadsheet. We have a lot of difficulty transfereing
the labels (30 per page) from Excel. Do you have a program that would allow us to by pass what is on our Home
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Hi,

Depending on your use and demand for these lables you could check out a flat print OKI dot matrix printer. Sometimes the labels can become loose if they are fed into several rollers and stick as a result.

Some regular printers also have an option to use an auxillary paper feed other than the paper tray. Sometimes this feed can be more direct (i.e. less rollers) which may also solve the issue

In relation to your original question, I cannot see anything on the Avery template section for 5414 labels. I would recommend you use MS Word to create a basic template. If you manage to get one that works why not upload it here and share.

Regards,
Martin

I need to go to the online support for printing my chosen label.

After inserting the image, format the text wrapping to 'Through'. This will allow you to move the graphic to a desired location within the template. For best results we recommend using Avery Design & Print Online at www.Avery.com/Print. Format and design one label or card and apply the design to the rest of the page through the Sheet Navigator. If you are not familiar with the software here is the link to the software demo http://www.avery.com/avery/en_US/De....

Depending on what software program you are using. If you are using MS Publisher, Set-up your address label using the "wizard" or just "start from scratch." You will need to create a text box for your address. Make sure to align it the way you wish with the correct font. Next go to "Insert" and select "insert a pciture." The pciture can be from the gallery or one of your own. Once you have inserted the picture, right click on it to make the text fit "tight" to it. You can move the picture and text around if you wish and even send the picture in back of the words. If you are using MS Word, most of this still applies as well, you will just need to use either AVERY templates or create your own.

Went through several passes on our Dell 740s until I found a workable solution.
1. Updated BIOS and system drivers.
2. Ran Revo Uninstaller to completely uninstall and remove all registry and file references to DesignPro.
3. Installed in Administrators mode.

Worked for me but user still got errors. When I sat with him, I noticed that the first thing he did was maximize the window. Verified on multiple systems that had the problem that as long as the window is not maximized program runs clean. So:...

4. Do not run in a maximized window.

Yes, both the Avery Software and the templates are available for MAcintosh and OS-X...

You can type different addresses on labels with all our software. You can use the Avery Design & Print Online tool at www.avery.com/print to customize your labels without software. You only need Internet access.

To create a sheet of the same labels select 'Create a sheet of identical layouts' when using Avery Wizard and select 'Full page of same label' when using the Word templates. If using Design & Print Online, select the 'Apply All' option from the Sheet Navigator on the right hand side. Changes to individual cards or whole sheet can be made after creating the initial label.