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We offer several ways to personalize your tags, labels and stickers. For those just getting started, you can choose from Microsoft Word templates- where grid lines and tables will keep your text in line. Or choose PDF and add text via Acrobat, Photoshop or Illustrator.
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The easiest and fastest way to get your templates printable is to use the Microsoft word version. PDF tends to work best for those working with Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator.
On the template download page, click the link to download the template version you need. Once the template has downloaded- open the file in Microsoft Word. You may need to "enable editing" on some versions. The pop up will show at the very top of the screen for the latest versions of Word and the enable editing button will be yellow.
Once opened, you will see a image that has instructions for getting started. The image will show steps for printing the instructions, as well as getting rid of the image- so you can start customizing your tags. Each Microsoft word template comes with a table to ensure that your text and images will stay in the boundaries of the tags.
The software tends to automatically hide the helpful grid-lines. Once you show the grid-lines- just add text by double clicking within the grid-lines or add a text box.
The Outline are Showing on My Microsoft Word file
On a few of our templates, we have added guide images to show where to lines of the label would be.
You will need to delete these images to have them not show on the final product.
Note: In Reader, you can open the Layer Properties dialog box, but you cannot change the settings.
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Rotating Information Horizontally and Vertically
Thank you for your purchase. I am happy to help you. We recommend adding the text and images you want to print and placing it in a text box. Once the label looks good, you can rotate the entire text box to print the labels.
How to Add a Text Box:
How to Rotate a Text box in Word (Rotate 90 degrees to the left or 90 degrees to the right)
Once complete, copy and paste the text box into each of the label cells of the table and print.