I suggest you go to the Avery WEB site and download the Word template for your Avery label. Use this template, enter your text and then print, don't forget to place the blank Avery in your printer.
You can download the templates from this WEB site.
http://www.averyproducts.com.au/avery/en_au/Templates-%26-Software/Templates/?Ns=Rank
SOURCE: I just installed Print Workshop
try avery 5931 see if that works Aver templates never match the number they tell you you kinda have to look for the correct number
SOURCE: I have a new computer
Assuming this is in Office 2007, try this:
Office Button > <app> Options > Advanced > Display: Show measurements in units of...
Hope this helps!
SOURCE: How do I Print Address
You'll need the actual Avery code for this, or at least the correct measurements.
Open up Microsoft Word. Go to 'Tools' and find 'Letters and Mailings' in the list. Then off of that is 'Envelopes and Labels'. Click on that one and a box will pop up. If you click on 'Options'. From here you can find the correct label settings by the code which will be on the Avery pack. If you haven't got the code, you can scroll through the lists and highlight options to see the measurements but this will take you a while.
Once you chosen your labels, click on ok. Now you can enter your address in the box and print a whole page of the same address or click on 'New Document' and that will give you a page set out correctly for that label sheet.
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