The mail merge feature in Microsoft Word can make tedious, time-consuming tasks—such as creating invitations in bulk—more manageable. You can create multiple documents at once that are largely identical, and save personalized sections. In this course, discover how to use this popular feature to quickly build customized documents.

How to Print Avery Labels in Microsoft Word on PC or Mac. In this Article: Using Avery Wizard Add-in Downloading Word Templates from Avery Web Site Community Q&A. This wikiHow teaches you how to print onto Avery label sheets in Microsoft Word on a Windows or Mac computer. Avery will soon be retiring their Add-in wizard in Word.

Gini von Courter takes a deep dive into mail merge, showing how to efficiently create personalized letters, envelopes, labels, and even email messages. She explains how to connect to data sources in Excel, create new data sources, and add attachments to merged email messages. Plus, she covers how to troubleshoot mail merge issues, use rules like IfThenElse for advanced mail merges, and more. Lynda.com is a PMI Registered Education Provider.

This course qualifies for professional development units (PDUs). To view the activity and PDU details for this course, click. The PMI Registered Education Provider logo is a registered mark of the Project Management Institute, Inc. Instructor •. Gini von Courter has taught computer classes on Microsoft Office for 20+ years and has authored 30+ books.

Gini has been providing computer classes and seminars on Microsoft Office and related products for more than 20 years at public and private companies, state and federal agencies, educational institutions, and not-for-profit organizations, and has consulted and trained on the use of Microsoft SharePoint since the first SharePoint product was launched in 2001. A founder and managing partner of TRIAD Consulting, Gini is also the author of 29 books, including Beginning SharePoint with Excel, and a number of lynda.com movies on SharePoint, SharePoint Designer, InfoPath, and other software titles.

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Gini's passion is helping clients use SharePoint and Microsoft Office applications to create solutions that increase efficiency and collaboration while improving the quality of people's work lives. She is a graduate of the University of Michigan with an M.B.A. From Oakland University. You can find her on Twitter.

By: David Rivers course • 5h 7m 36s • 3,667 viewers • Course Transcript - [Instructor] This is the nametags file that we created in the last movie and I'd like to show you how to add an image to this file. I simply need to choose where I would like to put the image first. If I'd like it down here, that's fine. If not, I need to get out in front of this and actually move it down. Notice it's selected, don't let that scare you.

I'd like to put the logo right here above the first name. Let's go to the Insert tab, Insert pictures, and I have a small image, it's in the exercise files folder, chapter 3, our Landon Hotel logo. Choose any other image you would like if you're not working with the exercise files and there we go.

This is a little bit crowded, I could stand to have a slight bit of room underneath it, but not quite that much, so let's make this much smaller of a gap. That looks good. I'm going to preview the label and make sure that I like it. Yeah, that's good.

So now, update the labels, just like that. Preview again. Apple app store malware. The only other thing is it feels • Practice while you learn with exercise files.

Word can print a full page of the same label or a single label. Just type in an address, the name for a file folder or a CD case, or text that you want on some other kind of label, and then choose a label configuration.

If you’re printing onto Avery labels, you can. If you want to print labels that will have different text on each label, you can set up a new label document and type each label. But if you have a data source, such as an address list in an Excel spreadsheet or the contacts information stored on your Mac, you can merge that data with the labels document to fill out your labels. For more information about merging data with labels, see. Tip: If you want to make return address labels, see. Set up and print one label or a page of the same label • On the Mailings tab, click Labels. • In Labels, click Options.

Word displays the Label Options dialog box. • Under Printer type, select the type of printer you are using. The type of printer that you select affects the list of label products that Word displays. • Select your label supplier in the Label products list. • Select the label type in the Product number list that matches the product number of your labels. If you don’t see your product number, you can follow the instructions in to configure a labels document that matches your labels.