Hi I am trying to print labels. Avery #05161 and business cards Avery8371TM or 5371TM. I am using Microsoft Office and there do not seem to be any relevant numbers. I have gone under labels. Help Thanks

Hi,
If you are using Ms Office
On the menu bar Click on Tools
Select Labels
Select Multiple-entry Labels
Now select the buissiness size for your needs
If not using MS Office
Than try to find similar commands
Or you can visit Avery to make and print your own
https://www.avery.ca/catalogsearch/result/?q=business+cards

Hello, I have had the same problem but useing windows 7, I downloaded the avery address label template for the particular stock and alligned perfectly to my computer. The templates work much better and efficiently then microsoft office and I'm not wasting prinyer ink.. Let me know if I can be of further assistance..

My Epson XP-7100 would not print Avery labels no matter what settings I used for the paper, weight, format in the printer properties. So I used the PRINT function in Word and did "Microsoft Print to PDF". Then I used the resulting pdf and printed it onto the label sheet in my Epson XP-7100. Worked great.

Does seem that if Epson printers can't print using the label file in Word, that at least Epson would put a work-around solution on their website. I had to figure this one out on my own. Although it is easy and relatively quick to do, I took a lot of time to come up with a way to print my Avery labels. Epson, get on the ball!

Normally support for printing Avery Labels is found within the application you are using to create the labels to be printed, i.e. in Microsoft Office Word or similar publishing programs. . . .Avery provide a Wizard extension to use in Microsoft Word to help you to produce and print on their labels. . . .See http://www.avery.com/avery/en_us/Templates-&-Software/Software/Avery-Wizard-for-Microsoft-Office.htm for further details and to download the Wizard. . . .Note: You need to allow Macros to execute within Microsoft Word in order to use the Avery Wizard.

I suspect that the Avery Wizard is to be used in conjunction with Microsoft Office and its not a stand alone software product in of itself.

1. Go to Avery.com
2. Over on the left side, please find "Template & Software Advisor". It should be the third one down.
Click on this link
3. Click the top "Labels"
4. I clicked "NO" for mail merge options, but you may want yes.
5. Click the top operating system "Windows"
6. Click the top "I'm open to all Avery Solutions"
7. Click yes to install on your computer
8. Please read the message on the far right under "You might like to download Avery Wizard for Microsoft Office"

In other words to access and use the wizard, you need to be in one of the Microsoft Office products like Word and print labels. If you're looking at your destop and you press F1 (Help) with no other applications running, type in "printing labels". Please note that you get to select the vendor such as Microsoft or Avery under the option "Label Vendor".

This can be done with settings through your word processing program. Assuming you are using Word:

Microsoft Word 2007
The newest version of Microsoft® Word now includes hundreds of Avery Templates for labels, business cards, dividers and more.

Find Avery Templates by selecting the Mailing tab at the top of the Microsoft® Office Word screen. Just choose Create > Labels > Options > Avery US Letter, then choose your template by selecting the correct Avery Product Code.

Access Pre-Designed Avery Templates that are available from Office Online by selecting the round Office button at the top left of the screen, selecting New and then choosing the Avery product type. Pre-designed templates for Avery business cards, greeting cards, dividers, labels, note cards and postcards are available.

Avery Wizard for Microsoft Office is a free download which inlcudes step-by-step instructions to format Avery labels. Trust this is helpful. :)

You will have to use software to make the labels...like Microsoft Office Word, Open office Writer, or Microsoft Works. In MS Office Word (2003) go to tools->letters and mailings -> envelope and lables. Create the label you need.

If you use open office, go to File->New->Labels and create the label you need.

After which, you put the paper in the printer and print them out. May want to check out the size so you make sure it prints correctly.

-best of luck

you may need to use some free software that is available for 10.4 and 10.5 users. produced by avery it is the DESIGN PRO available for download at http://www.avery.com/avery/en_us/Templates-&-Software/Software/Avery-DesignPro-for-Mac.htm

also available for PC
a bit awkward to learn, it does the advertised job

click on "mailings" then labels. Then set up your lables

If you do not fine avery labels you have option of customizing the labels in Publisher to the dimension of avery 5266 .