Herma-4097-labels.docx

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The idea is clear even though you used the wrong kind of labels. But I'll use the split cell approach.<br />
Thank you!
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The idea is clear even though you used the wrong kind of labels. But I'll use the split cell approach.
Thank you!

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Didn't have Herma 4077 available in my Options in Word and couldn't find dimensions on Herma website so went with a different label to show theory.
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Didn't have Herma 4077 available in my Options in Word and couldn't find dimensions on Herma website so went with a different label to show theory.

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Hi,<br />
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In MS Word (*.rtf) I have setup a document for Herma 4077 labels.<br />
In each cel (label) I want to place a image an address and a footer.<br />
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Placing the image at the top right and the address in the middle is easy, but I need the footer to stay at an exact position at the bottom of the cel (label). Now this will move whenever the address has more or less lines.<br />
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Is there any way to accomplish this (preferably without using an image for it)?
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Hi,

In MS Word (*.rtf) I have setup a document for Herma 4077 labels.
In each cel (label) I want to place a image an address and a footer.

Placing the image at the top right and the address in the middle is easy, but I need the footer to stay at an exact position at the bottom of the cel (label). Now this will move whenever the address has more or less lines.

Is there any way to accomplish this (preferably without using an image for it)?

MS Word: Fixate text position in table's cell

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