Hi all,
Sorry for the subject being confusing, but that's the best way I could
describe it.
I'm working with Avery 5384 Name Badge labels. These has six spots per page.
I set up a layout in the upper left-hand "label", and then clicked
synchronize to make sure all the labels contained the same layout.
Since I have 150 records, I expected to create 25 pages (6 unique labels per
page). However, when I complete the mail merge, I get 150 pages (one
duplicate label in all six positions).
I'm sure it's something really simple I'm overlooking here as this is my
first time venturing into making labels from a database.
Here's a link to the .odt file, though I'm not sure if looking at it will
help.
ReunionBadgesLayout.odt
<https://www.dropbox.com/s/th3bs3s0183gc3h/ReunionBadgesLayout.odt>
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