> 1. You have added a header/footer to normal.dot (rename normal.dot)
> 2. The page size set in the printer properties doesn't match the page size
> of the label sheet.
> 3. You have a scaling option set in the zoom section of the print dialog
> 4. Your printer has poor paper handling. Some printers will slip when faced
> with label stock and thus are incapable of feeding the label correctly.
> Cleaning the rollers in the print path may help.
> 5. Because of the high speeds at which discs revolve, paper labels affixed
> to CDs can produce out of balance forces sufficient to cause the disc to
> shatter, taking with it the player!
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> William wrote:
> > Word 2003/XP
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> > I used CD label template 8931 (Avery) to design a label. It prints
> > two labels to a page. However, the lettering on the top lable on the
> > sheet is significiantly closer to the top margin of the label than
> > the lettering on the bottom label of the sheet is to the top of its
> > label. Is there a way to prevent this?
> > William
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