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On the Page Layout tab, in the Page Setup group, click the Page Setup Dialog Box Launcher.<br />
In the Page Setup dialog box, click the Paper tab.<br />
Under Paper source, click the paper source that you want.<br />

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On the Page Layout tab, in the Page Setup group, click the Page Setup Dialog Box Launcher.
In the Page Setup dialog box, click the Paper tab.
Under Paper source, click the paper source that you want.


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Yes. &nbsp;It is for Word 2007. &nbsp;My apologies. &nbsp;That is what I had on my computer so I tested it and wrote it. &nbsp;The concept is the same tho.<br />
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You can also download free templates off the web. &nbsp;If you are ordering postcards from places like paperdirect, they have a template for printing their layout. &nbsp;Avery also has FREE templates and samples you can download and use. &nbsp;I've even found quite a few on Microsoft and HP pages. &nbsp;HP has some great printable projects out there ... good for school projects and such.
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Yes.  It is for Word 2007.  My apologies.  That is what I had on my computer so I tested it and wrote it.  The concept is the same tho.

You can also download free templates off the web.  If you are ordering postcards from places like paperdirect, they have a template for printing their layout.  Avery also has FREE templates and samples you can download and use.  I've even found quite a few on Microsoft and HP pages.  HP has some great printable projects out there ... good for school projects and such.

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I need instructions on how to print on 5.25x7.25 note cards on Microsoft Word 2003. &nbsp;The printer i am using is a Xerox Phaser 8500.<br />
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I just need step by step instructions.
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I need instructions on how to print on 5.25x7.25 note cards on Microsoft Word 2003.  The printer i am using is a Xerox Phaser 8500.

I just need step by step instructions.

Printing 5x7 notecards

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