how to print different address labels in word

If you're looking for ways to print different address labels in Microsoft Word, you've come to the right place. In this article, we'll show you how to configure your label printer and use the Mail Merge feature to create and print labels with different addresses.

ESC comes with a template for Avery 8160 (30 address labels per sheet), but you can also use the Configure Labels button to make it work with any label form you want. To start, choose Print Labels on the left and then click the Print button. Next, click on the drop-down box arrow next to Label vendors and select the name of your label vendor.

To set up and import addresses from Microsoft Outlook, open Microsoft Word and click Mailings on the menu line. You can also use the Filters section on the bottom half of the screen to narrow down the list of customers you want to print labels for.

Once you have the list of customers you want to print labels for, head to the Activities menu and select either Print/Email All Selected Customer Locations or Print/Email All Selected Customer Billing Addresses. This will open a list of all active customers first.

To create labels with different addresses using Mail Merge, follow these steps: Start Word -> Mailings -> Start Mail Merge -> Labels -> Pick the Avery 5160 label template and rear paper feed on your printer -> OK. You can also add pictures to the left side of the label and an address to the right.

These custom address labels can be useful for sending out Christmas cards, renewal notices, or any other type of mailing you want to send out. With these steps, you should be able to print different address labels in Microsoft Word using ESC.

How to print different address labels in word