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Yea verily Snoopy (tennyson@NO_SPAM.caverock.net.nz) on Mon, 30 Nov 1998 
23:09:53 GMT in nz.comp:<36631356.10099435@news.caverock.net.nz> didst 
write unto us...

>On Mon, 30 Nov 1998 15:26:39 +1300, pdunford@xtra.co.nz (Patrick
>Dunford) wrote:
>>

>>E-mail me a copy of the blank new document that you get when you tell it 
>>to create a full page of the same label.
>>
>OK will do, but I think all that will achieve is us sending each other
>copies of the same thing.
>>
>>No messing around with columns blah blah blah...
>>
>Well how do you create a label with an icon on one half and text on
>the other half?   If I use your sheet and try to insert a picture, the
>picture is inserted immediately above and as far to the left as
>possible of the label with the cursor inside it.  I cannot move the
>picture inside the label afterwards either.   Does your copy of
>'Word97' behave differently? SNOOPY

No, it is not possible to have tabs inside table columns.

However you can place text exactly by using text boxes. 

Click View, Toolbars, Drawing. When the toolbar appears it should have a 
button on it that looks a bit like a text file icon in Explorer (a box 
with horizontal lines in it). Click the button then click and drag to 
draw a text box. To set properties like borders, click inside the box 
then right-click on the outer rectangle (the thingy with the resize 
handles on it) then choose Format text box from the menu.

As for inserting pictures, right click the picture, choose Format Picture 
from the menu, click the Position tab then uncheck "Float over text". You 
can now position the picture like ordinary text.

By default, text and graphics will be vertically centred in the label. To 
change this, click View, Toolbars, Tables and Borders. You should find 
three white boxes with lines in them that will change the vertical 
alignment of the currently selected cell.

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