Brian Barker wrote:
At 14:30 07/11/2008 +0200, Stan Goodman wrote:
I want to print sheets of uniform "labels" on Business-Card stock. The
content of these is entirely text, with no variable fields. I have
reviewed several tutorials on the subject, but am still flummoxed.
You are mixing up labels and business cards here - but I think you are
right to do so. A quick look suggests to me that OpenOffice's Business
Cards facility is mostly useful in that it creates a complex layout for
all the items that it expects you to want to include on a business
card. If you need to print on business card stock but to have total
control over the content and format, it may well be that using
OpenOffice's Labels facility is the way to go.
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"...entirely text, with no variable fields..." tells me it is a letter.
Or at least can be treated as one.
"If you need to print on business card stock but"..."have total
> control over the content and format,..." then just treat the
printing operation as a regular file being printed. That the media
(paper) might be die cut card stock is only of concern at alignment
time. Once the file is aligned then save it somewhere safe and print all
you want of that file with that paper (card stock).
I do it all the time. Complete with pictures and in color.
Steve
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