[Solved] Create new template in Label wizard

[loneieagle]

I needed a template for the Avery 5195 Return Address Label. I followed the steps to import the template.
How do I get that template to be an option in Writer when I select NEW > LABELS?

Also, does anyone know why that Label is not in open office by default?

Thanks

[erbsenzahl]

Hi,

if you don't find an adequate template on OpenOffice or LibreOffice itself - you can download one from Avery (needs your e-mail-address!) or from another free supplier. I downloaded from https://labelsmerge.com/labels/avery-5195-template-google-docs in docx format, converted to odt format and copied the table into a new generated label file (for use of synchronizing button). Altered page properties.
Then set in a new master section (upper left corner) and copied subsections into the other table cells.
Try out. A little bit of finetuning may be required. If needed (and you cannot do that yourself) ask in the forum for further help.
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avery-5195-template-FreeLabelTemplateCompany.odt

(10.99 KiB) Downloaded 3 times

[MrProgrammer]

How do I get that template to be an option in Writer when I select NEW > LABELS?

Measure the dimensions of your label sheet with a ruler. File → New → Labels → Format. Enter your measured dimensions in the dialog → Save → Brand → User → Type → Avery 5195. The File → New → Labels → Labels wizard will remember the Avery 5195 name and template that you saved.

Also, does anyone know why that Label is not in open office by default?

You would have to ask the developers. This is a user-to-user forum. We're all users here, just like you.
This is not a customer service

You can download one from Avery (needs your e-mail-address!) or from another free supplier.

Avery's Canadian website does not make the bothersome request for your email address.

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