Next time, after you select the type of Avery label and get back to the previous page, click the 'New Document' button. Word will open a new doc with grid lines exactly matching the label stock you picked.
From there you can use all the regular commands in Word to center, align text, etc. etc. You can then save the file as a regular Word doc for future use. ;)
NemesisDB
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I think left oriented is the norm for just about everything ... try the "center" button and run another test sheet? (or print preview).
I have word 2007 so I can't give you specific instructions
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NemesisDB
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I googled word 2003 to find a picture ... the button to the right of the one that is highlighted should center the text
http://www.wellesley.edu/Computing/Office03/Word03/Images/word.gif
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Next time, after you select the type of Avery label and get back to the previous page, click the 'New Document' button. Word will open a new doc with grid lines exactly matching the label stock you picked.
From there you can use all the regular commands in Word to center, align text, etc. etc. You can then save the file as a regular Word doc for future use. ;)
Ron