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I need a blank template for 5390. Are there no grid lines for Avery in Word? It is hard to adjust labels without lines.
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There are many templates. I have not used the one for Name Badges, but I have used many others such as business cards, shipping labels, mail labels, etc. I often come to avery looking for templates. They are great.

There are several templates for name badges that Avery carries. I used three different types for an event I had March 2010. Lanyard, pin and clip style. You can either follow the inrtuctions on the box or go to Microsoft Word and find the Avery template by the number Avery provides on the box of the badges. Very simple and nice quality.

I print on white shipping labels, 8164, then place them on the back of a post card bought at the postal office.

Yes, I use them to make the Fire Chiefs and Assistants business cards. Great for when they go to a meeting or conference and just before they leave they want more cards. It takes only minutes to make up and they are not waiting for me to design the business cards from scratch again. Love the ease of the template and the ease of double sided cards.

If you type "name badge" or the Avery product number on your box of name badges in the search box, you will see results for name badges. You can click on the list on the left to narrow the results. All our templates are completely customizable, so you can format it for your specific event. If you have a large event and want to merge the names in from an Excel list, download the Avery Wizard at www.avery.com/wizard and we have a YouTube video that shows how to do this at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kFd_...

Avery does offer several templates for name badges. What is the size of your badge? In the search field enter the size of your badge. For example: name badge insert for 2-1/4 x 3-1/2 The page will display the name badges along with a link to the templates. I was looking for a template for name badge 74549. Turns out to be the same as Avery 5390 on label options on Microsoft Word labels. So, if you have Microsoft Word, go into envelopes and labels. Click on the labels tab. Then click on Options. This will show all the label templates available. You will probably find your label size there. Hope this helps.

No, I don't have templates.

Yes, I think it's 5388.

template 5931 compatible with Windows 7

Open MS Word 2007. From a blank document go into Mailings and choose Labels, Select Lable Vendor Avery US Letter and choose 8386, 8387, and 8389 (Glossy). 8386 and 8387 has portrait and landscapeI profiles. Select "new document" to type in your information. Tip: When saving labels add the label number to the name i.e. Classmates 2010 Labels 8386.

Yes, I use the templates from Avery and also the ones in my MS Publisher. But, for EXACT settings, when it really matters, I use Avery. I change the template name after I download to reflect the different uses I create--that way, I keep the settings separate and I can fine the particular file type I am currently using for business, church and home projects. No muss, no fuss with having to rescale graphics, etc.

If you go to templates and do a search for postcards you will find two different templates. All you have to do now is chose the one you prefer.

Yes I have several that I have used for the Church and for Church Commissions.

yes it is within the Avery Software for Word Documents

I am an actor, and I send postcards to the casting director I auditioned for thanking them for the opportunity for the audition. I was able to download the Avery template that allows me to place different headshots on the front to help remind the director who I am, and also allows me to send a different headshot(s) then the one I auditioned with.

The box says you can download the template at the Avery website

No but I wish I had, as it would be great to have something to make the DVD's look better than using just a marker to label it's contents.

Yes I have templates form Avery PRO 5.5 for my CDs and DVDs as will as a lot of other projects.

Yes they do, it stays on good too!

Avery has outstanding label templates for almost every occasion.

Yes Avery has great template that I've used for several DVD label projects. I like the "Design & Print" templates and the one I use most is 5696.

Yes -- making it easy and efficient to keep track of DVDs.

Yes, it is very easy to use and you can make very professional DCD labels using the Avery template.

CD Covers can be searched in Avery.com or the Microsoft Office Templates. You can add your own photos and put whatever wording you like on the cover.

No I want template #80

I don't know. Using MS Word I have been able to create a useable template.

Campus Director
Name Badges
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Yes it's avery #341 & is easy to layout

Thry using the template for:
Multi-Use Label, 20 per 4x6 sheet, 5428

Yes, there is a template for a 3/4 x 1 label.

Yes! they are Multi-Use labels 3/4 x 1, white labels item number Avery 05428

We have several printers at our church, and depending on what you are printing, you can choose any of the printers. So you have to know how the printer prints in order to use it. Simply take a new piece of paper and write "top front" on the new sheet. Put it in the paper tray on top, towards you, with the mark on top. Open Microsoft Word or Notepad, and type "top front" and print to the printer you want to use. Once it prints, see if the two match up. If they do, you know the top of the paper goes towards you. If it is off, either turn it over, or make trials until the two marks come out in the same place. Now you know how to put the sheet of Avery labels in to make it work. I made some small Avery labels describing how the printer works, such as "prints on top of sheet, front towards you" and another "prints on bottom of sheet with top towards you" and put these on the appropriate printer. Now when we print bulletins or whatever it is easy to know how to load the paper.

When in doubt I always print one page, just a blank white normal printer paper...see how that comes out and line it up with your labels and feed it in..happy printing :)

Using the Avery stock of your choice, look at the sheet and see where the arrows are for placing in the printer. Depending on how your printer feeds, you will need to make sure that you place the stock into the printer so that printing will be on the correct side. Do not place too many sheets in the printer, just to make sure the sheets do not stick together.

I use multiple printers in my business and find that each printer is set up differently. On each printer I did a test print but first I made a mark in a specific corner on the exposed surface of the paper in the tray. When the printing completed, I used my Avery Post It notes to make a reminder for paper placement for that particular printer and placed it on the top cover. Each time before I print from that particular printer I check my "cheat sheet" then proceed.

It's best to feed them through your printer's manual feed tray. There should be an icon on it that shows whether to place them face up or face down. You can run a practice sheet of plain paper through first and just mark it "up" on one side and then you can see which side prints. When you click print, the printer dialog box has options to choose the manual feed tray and to choose to print on label stock instead of plain paper. There should also be a Help button if you want more information on your specific printer.

I am corp sec. We typically use labels for mailing.I have never used name badges item #5362

It looks like 75536 is a sheet protector. Double-check your product number and type it into the search box. The products and templates will appear in the results and you can narrow them using the list on the left of the screen.

Use template #11423 and download the template for the product you have. It's Index Maker Dividers, 5 tab.

Try running a search based on the product number.

Insert the image into your template using the Microsoft Word formatting tools at the top of the page. Select the image and go to Picture Tools > Format > Rotate > Flip Horizontal.

The only way to reverse an image is with a picture editing program.

There are plastic badges with clips that can be used that you can insert name badges within or you can use lanyards like used with medical badges in hospitals.

I have used AVERY Clip style name badges in the 3x4 size, item number 5384. They look great and have a swivel type clip, so you can attach them any where and just swivel the card which ever way you need to view. I have used regular address/shipping labels as name tags, they do not stick as well as the ones made for clothing, but have not had issues damaging clothing.

I use Sticker Project Paper #3383. 15 sheets to a pkg. I can usually get them on WalMarts online and have them delivered to the Walmart near my home. So it keeps the price down. I use PrintShop and design what I want the label to look like. It is a Full Sheet sticker, so I put several on the page and then I just cut them. I usually put 6 or 8 to a page. I use scalloped scissors so they look pretty. They stick fine to the canning jar and if you don't like the lay out, just peel back up and re-adjust. I also use them for clear food bags that I put my homemade biscotti in... I love this product. I can make a few for Halloween, then a few for Thanksgiving and some more for Christmas using the same pack.
Hope this helps....
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