Avery 5160 Downloadable Template

[Micol Cohn]

AbsolutelyFoxy Labels is an extension for Google Workspace that enables you to create and print labels in Google Docs and Google Sheets, similar to the functionality in Microsoft Word and Excel. To get started with Foxy Labels, simply open it and hit the "Install" option. For more guidance on the extension, please refer to the tutorial on how to make labels in Google Docs.

This template is designed for Avery 5160 blank labels. It allows you to create and easily customize your Avery labels. Templates simplify the process. You can seamlessly add text in your preferred fonts and insert images to your Avery label items. The template is available for a free download and is designed to be compatible with Avery label products.

w_whalley has it - 5160 really should be showing for you. However, if the label wizard does not seem to be working for your label, you can still try downloading the 5160 template from Avery for Microsoft Word and import it into Writer.

Templates make it quick and easy for you to add text in your favorite fonts and add images to your Avery brand labels. You can download the template to your computer for free, and for use with Avery brand labels.

A lot of our customers use the Avery 5160 Template to design and print mailing address labels, and their return address labels. Since the Template is easy to use and easy to edit, it is a big hit with our Customers who are looking to print Labels.

Yes! Avery 5160 brand Labels are the perfect size for standard envelopes and Postcards. You can purchase Avery products at www.avery.com or on other online sites like Amazon or in-store retailers like Staples and Walmart.

I am trying to use the label print capability in contacts address book. I do not see a program in pages for labels. I also have MS Word on my Mac but it will not allow me to print in a particular space on the Avery label. In Word I go to the specific part of labels that usually allows you to designate a position on the label sheet but then the OK does not allow light up so it can be depressed so the printing takes place.

You can also use Word on your Mac. The fonts on your Mac will all be available in Microsoft Word. You can download a pre-configured Word template (that lays out the same as the Avery 5160) at the link below.

I've not tried those particular labels, but I had a similar problem with Avery J8160 labels. I started off with a MS Word template downloaded from Avery to get all the spacing values, but had to make some adjustments to the label format, which I did by trial and error to get it printing correctly. I calculated the horizontal spacing as 0.25 cm but had to use 0.45 cm and for vertical spacing@ Calculated 0 cm but had ti use 0.15 cm. Will be different values for your labels buy that gives you the idea. I don't know what wasn't right, but this solved the problem for me.

Some of the dimensions in the CiviCRM label configuration (Administer > Communication > Label formats) are slightly different to the dimensions that can be derived from the Word template text boxes' sizes and positions but not enough to cause a problem.

I found that 5160 appears in both "Label Vendors" of "Avery US", and "Label Vendors" of "Avery A4/A5". If your printer is a US printer, you must us the Avery US vendor. If you use the Avery A4/A5, your merge will indicate that it's gone to the queue and printed, but you won't be able to find it, and it won't print or be in the queue.

It is also possible to upload your own template into your account. However, before doing so please search for "Avery template compatibility" with your desired label template to make sure it is not already compatible with the default templates. For example, Avery template 5630 is the same as Avery template 5160, which is included in your account as a default.

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