Conversion of Labels/Nametags

spasotti

I am looking for information or help with finding equivalents for all of the avery labels, etc. in Linux. Or if they don't convert, where can I order Linux labels/nametags?

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Submitted by spasotti on Mon, 2005-09-26 13:39. login or register to post comments

schultmc
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Re: Conversion of Labels/Nametags

[quote="spasotti"]I am looking for information or help with finding equivalents for all of the avery labels, etc. in Linux. Or if they don't convert, where can I order Linux labels/nametags?[/quote]

Avery labels are a defacto standard - any application that can print labels should have support for Avery labels. What application are you trying to print labels with?


Mon, 2005-09-26 18:37 login or register to post comments

spasotti
Re:Conversion of Labels/Nametags

It is Open Office. After your reply, I went back to the program and did find a label template. I am new to this program and kind of winging it! So thanks for your help!


Tue, 2005-09-27 08:36 login or register to post comments

db
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Re: Conversion of Labels/Nametags

OpenOffice supports some, but there are places where you can find addl. templates...

Here are some extras for openoffice.org...

http://ooextras.sourceforge.net/downloads/labels/

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Tue, 2005-09-27 08:37 login or register to post comments

clivesay
Re:Conversion of Labels/Nametags

That's a good link, Dave. I have converted all my daily activities to Linux and it's great. The only thing that's missing for me is a program as complete as nero. RIpping and burning is no problem in Linux it's the integrated lable maker in nero that makes it so nice. Nero skimps on the linux version :(

Chris

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