Looking for Answers about AVERY Name Badge Insert, 8 per sheet, 5390?

Word 2003 label options state the dimensions as height - 2.17", width - 3.5"

Sure! The photo should be a size that fits (sounds silly, but if you're doing several photo badges the photos should all be about the same size to give it a professional look. By the way, I design, format and print the logo first on the badge insert sheets. Next I decide the layout of the information -- the badge wearer's name and the photo. Remember that when you do these badges, you're working in the TABLE menu and format. In Windows 7, access the FORMAT menu. Use the sizing functions to crop the photo you're using and to resize it so it fits in the badge cell. I don't know the current terminology, but the old Windows programs used to have "Frames." You can tweak the placement of the photo in the same FORMAT menu, and how you want the photo to relate to the text. Take a few minutes to figure it out for yourself. Print up a draft of your design and hold it up to the light in back of the blank (or logo-ed) insert page. That way you'll see your printing and the perforations of the badges. Have fun

In Microsoft Word, on the Page Layout tab in the Page Background group, click on Watermark. You can select a pre-designed one or click on custom to design your own.

Not clear as to the issue you are having, maybe Avery's Design & Print Online will be a better solution www.avery.com/print.

Use the formatting tools in Microsoft Word to create a Shape with an outline, but no fill. Make sure you change the order of your shape to "Send to Back"

Click to the right of the last label at the bottom right of the page. When your cursor is flashing there, hit Enter and Word will create a second page.

If you have Word for Mac, our Word templates should work fine. If not, for Mac users we recommend Avery DesignPro for Mac (at www.avery.com/mac) or Avery Design & Print Online (at www.avery.com/print).

You can use copy and paste after you design the first label - sometimes you have to adjust the formatting a bit. OR, if you're starting with a pre-designed template, use the Find and Replace feature to substitute text all at once. Most Word templates don't have the auto-fill feature, but our Avery Wizard for Microsoft Word or Avery Design & Print Online can fill all the cards or labels at once. Try them at www.avery.com/templates.

You have to set the page up on the template and type them individually.

"If the template looks like a blank page, select Table Tools > Layout > Show Gridlines to view the template layout.
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