1. Hmmmm have to think about that.
2. "it's a b*tch" don't I know it ! By creating a form, do you mean
something in access? I haven't had to play around with a dbase for
years,
or can I create a form in word. Actually I'm sure you probably can, I
just
didn't think of it. Duh! I'm not that familiar with word either, but if
you can point me in the right direction I can probably figure it out. I
don't want to monopolize your time here so if you'd like you can email
me
( (e-mail address removed) ) with any suggestions you may have if that
works
better for you. I realy have no choice but to get this working somehow,
its part of a marketing campaign I am about to start and using the
yellow
paper is esential. Thank you for all your help JoAnn, I realy
appreciate
it.
Mike Ryan.
P.S. I have office 2007 if that helps.
:
1. Yes, it is true. I'm one of those women who prefers a man with a
receding
hairline. Growing hair is a waste of hormones. ;-)
2. What you want can be done but it's a b*tch. You're going to have to
create the template yourself and fuss with the spacing. You could try
scanning it in and putting text boxes where you want them but I've
found
that by the time you print your docs, they aren't quite right either.
Have
you considered just creating a form?
--
JoAnn Paules
Microsoft MVP - Publisher
How to ask a question
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/555375
JoAnn, hi and thanks for the reply.
If part one of your reply is true, maybe I'll try it.
)
As for what I'm trying to do, I already have the lined yellow paper.
I'm
trying to get a template that when I when I print out the letters,
it
will
print them with the proper spacing so that the text is sitting on
the
line
not above or below it. I've already tryed adjusting the spacing to
get
the
text to sit on the lines, but I can't get the spacing to work. The
text
will
line up on the first line ok but no matter how I adjust the spacing
by
the
second or third line the text creeps either above, below or right in
the
middle of the line. That's why I was looking for a template.
JoAnn Paules" wrote:
1. Some women like men with bald heads.
2. I've tried figuring out what it is that you want but I can't. Do
you
mean
you want some sort of template that prints out lines so that you
can
write
on it? What do mailing lists have to do with it?
--
JoAnn Paules
Microsoft MVP - Publisher
How to ask a question
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/555375
Does anyone here know of a template that I can use if I want to
print
letters
on yellow pad style stationary. I found one that works in
OneNote,
but
it
will not work in word and I need it for word so I use my mailing
lists.
Any
help here would be greatly appreciated, since I'm going to make
myself
bald
pulling hair trying to get this to work! Thanks.
