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Thank you for your patience. I will confirm the result, shortly; I am trying to use the individual layout in conjunction with pre-installed -- 'canned' -- template designs. <br />

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Thank you for your patience. I will confirm the result, shortly; I am trying to use the individual layout in conjunction with pre-installed -- 'canned' -- template designs.


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Yeah, you were right: I had to uncheck that box. Good lookin-out. Thanks!
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Yeah, you were right: I had to uncheck that box. Good lookin-out. Thanks!

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Note to others: Paste: &quot;Print multiple labels, name tags, or postcards on a sheet&quot; into Publisher help search box and scroll down, if necessary. <br />
This is like Pulblisher 101, Chapter 2... but for me, well, it's just all cumbersome.<br />
Cheers!<br />

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Note to others: Paste: "Print multiple labels, name tags, or postcards on a sheet" into Publisher help search box and scroll down, if necessary.
This is like Pulblisher 101, Chapter 2... but for me, well, it's just all cumbersome.
Cheers!


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Dear Experts,<br />
<br />
I want to print one postcard to send to a single person. I have a package of card stock and the correct stock template number. <br />
<br />
The crux of the dilemma is this: &nbsp;I designed the postcard suitably, but the Print Preview shows that it intends to print a full page of the same label.<br />
<br />
As for the next 'actionable step' (Allen, 2001): my options are many -- but there has to be a feature, function or wizard that is explicit this end.<br />
<br />
I turn to genius for a clue about where to start. Ideas?<br />
<br />
<br />
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Dear Experts,

I want to print one postcard to send to a single person. I have a package of card stock and the correct stock template number. 

The crux of the dilemma is this:  I designed the postcard suitably, but the Print Preview shows that it intends to print a full page of the same label.

As for the next 'actionable step' (Allen, 2001): my options are many -- but there has to be a feature, function or wizard that is explicit this end.

I turn to genius for a clue about where to start. Ideas?




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