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saving fonts on Microsoft Word for making labels

13 years ago

I thought I had this information, did check search, but UTL.

I am using Microsoft Word to make labels and using different fonts. How can I save the font so I do not have to reset it and save each time(not for each label)

The settings are different that word perfect.

Thank you

Marie

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mike_kaiser_gw
13 years ago
I'm not sure I understand the question. You create and save a document but when you reopen the document the fonts are different?
mariend
Original Author
13 years ago
Sorry, will try to explain better. When I am making labels, when I find a font I want to use I need to find the commands so that when I go to the next label, same sheet, the font will stay the same and not go back to the original one on the computer. Hope this helps.
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bob414
13 years ago
In word 2007 when you get your page of labels ready to type in the information click on the 'home tab' and in the section where you pick your font look on the bottom line of the ribbon and to the right of the word 'font' you will see a small square with an arrow pointing down to the right. Click on that square to open the font dialog box. After you set the font and all the attributes you want click on the 'default' button which is on the bottom left of the font dialog box. Hope this does it for you.
mariend
Original Author
13 years ago
bob414
Thanks so much. It worked. I really appreciate as I do a ton of labels all different names and numbers.
Marie
mariend
Original Author
13 years ago
I went to your page to thank you directly, and noticed you lived in a town where my grandfolks lived many years ago, and I use to have an aunt we visited alot. Also that is where we made the cross over from I-5 thru Oakland to 101 on our way to No Calif where out daughter and family live. That area is truly a beautiful area. Don't know if any relatives are left as grandparents moved to Ventura CA
Marie
bob414
13 years ago
I'm glad I could help Marie. I, too, am a former WordPerfect user. Making labels and printing envelopes was much easier in WordPerfect and I loved the reveal codes feature.
I agree about the area where I live. We have enjoyed it for almost 50 years now.

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