No. J8165 has 8 labels - 2 wide and 4 long.
Microsnot templates are designed for Microsnot Office. Open Office is not a clone of Microsnot Office and templates may open with differences. For labels, where alignment is critical, even slight differences may be important. It's better to start afresh with File → New → Labels → Brand → Avery A4 → Type → J8165 Parcel. You'll need to set your database fields. Then you want Options → Synchronize Contents → New document.hkbs wrote:In Microsoft Word, I have a template for Avery J8165 …
Format → Styles and Formatting → Paragraph Styles → Default → Right-click → Modify → Font → {select desired font} → OK.hkbs wrote:I would also like to change the TNR font to Calibri as the default font.
Only the upper left label's formatting is editable. Make changes to that one and use the Synchronize button.hkbs wrote:I did a search but this showed a text flow box which I cannot get to.
I like floris v's idea. If you select the upper left frame, in the Styles and Formatting list you can select Frame style → Labels → Right-click → Modify → Borders → Line arrangement → Top and bottom → Color → White → Spacing to contents → Top/Bottom → {your choice} → OK.hkbs wrote:There does not seem to be an option to make the Centre align vertically.
Some printers are physically unable to print close to the edge of the page. You will need to determine the spacing for your labels and your hardware. Once you've determined the proper alignment you can save the Writer document as a template for future use.hkbs wrote:I open the sheet, the bottom label is right at the bottom of the page so would not print.
There does not seem to be an option to make the Centre align vertically.
RoryOF wrote:As an aside, I mention that it is always useful that an exact URL be provided for any such template under discussion. It may happen, for example, that US templates for a similarly numbered sheet of labels are set to use US Letter pages, whereas European templates will most probably use A4 page sizes.
While both these pages are roughly equivalent for normal printing, there are significant dimensional differences which can affect exact placement of labels.
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