TekkieBob - All Things Tech!

In a previous post , I discussed the frustration my wife had trying to print address labels with her Mac. She tried using Address Book , Pages and just about anything else she could think of to no avail. Avery DesignPro for Mac was the answer! Here we will explore the basics of the application to help get you started. For full information, see the documentation that is supplied in the help files. The Application As can be seen from the screen shot, there are several options available to you at start-up. At the top are options for different kinds of labels. (Address, shipping, DVD/CD, etc..) You can choose a prepared template or make your own. Search to find the Avery label stock that you have. If you want to print a full page of labels with the same address (for example, your return address) be sure to select All Same On. (See above) It may be easier just to type in by hand for single addresses. When you are ready, print the labels and save your work for next time! If ...

Oh, boy.  Was my wife frustrated.  She wanted to simply print a sheet of address labels with her Mac.  No templates anywhere it seemed. So I went on a quest. Here is what she wanted to do: Simply print an entire sheet of labels using the same address. Should be a piece of cake, right? WRONG!  Address book does have many templates for printing labels, true, but only one at a time. A good label printing template should do the following: (IMHO) Print any number of different address labels any number of copies. Have the ability to "skip" over used labels so the labels left from previous jobs are not wasted. Be relatively easy to use. In my search for an answer, I came across this blog entry on Tech-Recipes.com that seemed to be the answer. But on further investigation it was a dead end. Why, then, does Address Book leave this feature out.  Ask Mr. Jobs I guess.  There is nothing at all on the Apple forums about the subject that I could find.  Although many were asking! So, what ...