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10-20-2016, 05:55 AM
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Formatting a word file
Hi Guys,
Need to format a word file to print barcodes on it, The barcode stickers comes on an A4 paper with 56 stickers on it, each with the exact size of 52.5x21.2 mm I need to have the file with 56 boxes in order to fill it each time and print the barcodes on the special stickers. I know this is easy but it's not working with me, Appreciate the help, Thanks, 
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10-20-2016, 05:53 PM
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The simplest way may be to find an appropriate layout for your labels under options. See if you can find that.
Are all of your labels to be the same? If not, a mailmerge to labels is probably the simplest method. If you have not already looked at them, take a look at the displaybarcode and mergebarcode fields. Bar Code Add-In
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