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Additional Formatting Features, Annual Budget Projections, Print, Borders

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4 Type 2005 Annual Budget Projections in the main window. Designing a Label As the line of text becomes too long for a fixed width label at the current font size, the font size will automatically decrease to fit the text on one line. 5 To center the text, click . 6 Click or select Save from the File menu. The Save File dialog box appears. 7 Type a name for the label and click Save. Now let's print the label. 8 Click or select Print from the File menu. Now that you have created and saved your label, the following sections will introduce additional features you can use to customize your labels. Additional Formatting Features To further customize your labels, you can add borders, symbols, graphics, barcodes, and even date and time stamps. You can also choose to print the label vertically. Adding Borders You can choose to add one of several pre-defined borders to your label. When you add a border, it surrounds the text and may cause the text to decrease in size. To add a border 1 Place the cursor anywhere on the label. 2 Select a border style from the Borders drop-down menu. 31

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Designing a Label
31
4
Type
2005 Annual Budget Projections
in the main window.
As the line of text becomes too long for a fixed width label at the current font size, the font size
will automatically decrease to fit the text on one line.
5
To center the text, click
.
6
Click
or select
Save
from the
File
menu.
The Save File dialog box appears.
7
Type a
name for the label and click
Save
.
Now let’s print the label.
8
Click
or select
Print
from the
File
menu.
Now that you have created and saved your label, the following sections will introduce additional
features you can use to customize your labels.
Additional Formatting Features
To further customize your labels, you can add borders, symbols, graphics, barcodes, and even date
and time stamps. You can also choose to print the label vertically.
Adding Borders
You can choose to add one of several pre-defined borders to your label. When you add a border, it
surrounds the text and may cause the text to decrease in size.
To add a border
1
Place the cursor anywhere on the label.
2
Select a border style from the
Borders
drop-down menu.