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What is the easiest way to create custom labels using Pagemaker?
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BionicJohn
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Hi, Holding,
> What is the easiest way to create custom labels using Pagemaker?
You;ve not given a lot to go on. Put simply you need to create a template with guides and common text & images on the master page. If you're creating one from scratch, remember that however carefully you measure things on the screen, yer average desktop printer will offset it all by up to 5 or 6mm. up or down, left or right. Which if you're using pre-cut labels is a real nuisance
Are you talking about CD labels and jewel cases, for instance?
If you're creating a template from scratch, remember that however carefully you measure things on the screen, yer average desktop printer will offset it all by up to 5 or 6mm. up or down, left or right. Which if you're using pre-cut labels is a real nuisance. So print often on to blank paper before using the real thing.
Iechyd da! John
08:51 14/06/2003 BST
> What is the easiest way to create custom labels using Pagemaker?
You;ve not given a lot to go on. Put simply you need to create a template with guides and common text & images on the master page. If you're creating one from scratch, remember that however carefully you measure things on the screen, yer average desktop printer will offset it all by up to 5 or 6mm. up or down, left or right. Which if you're using pre-cut labels is a real nuisance
Are you talking about CD labels and jewel cases, for instance?
If you're creating a template from scratch, remember that however carefully you measure things on the screen, yer average desktop printer will offset it all by up to 5 or 6mm. up or down, left or right. Which if you're using pre-cut labels is a real nuisance. So print often on to blank paper before using the real thing.
Iechyd da! John
08:51 14/06/2003 BST
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