Printing a mailing label may seem like a straightforward task, unless you need to print a ton of them. Manually feeding the names and addresses to a Word document and printing them can easily become ...

Microsoft Word provides built-in support for a wide variety of label types, enabling you to print labels for envelopes, file folders, employee name badges and other purposes. You can create and print ...

Microsoft Office 2013 provides templates for file-folder labels in the Word program. These predesigned label formats include one-, two-, and three-column layouts. The name of the label company (such ...

The list of ‘anythings’ Excel can do keeps growing, as new versions with more templates and better features are released. Many prefer the simplicity of Excel over Word because it offers a huge, very ...

Printing from Microsoft Excel may seem like an obvious operation, with no need of further explanation—just press Command-P, Return, and head to the printer to pick up your document. The reality, ...

Using Publisher's merge feature to grab numbers from an Excel workbook, you can quickly number documents, such as event tickets or labels. Susan Harkins shows you how. You probably know about Word’s ...

How to print one or more labels for a single Access record Your email has been sent It's easy to print a single label for one or more records, but when you need to print multiple labels for a single ...

Print Titles is a feature in Microsoft Excel that enables its users to print a row or a column heading on each page of a report. This makes your printed copy easier to read and spot vital details ...