The Secrets Of Microsoft Word

Photo paper: Kodak makes good paper, but even the cheaper, generic non-branded photo paper works well (and actually smears less!)

 

Once you have these on hand, it’s easy to use MS Word to print on them by pages. Simply select: “Tools” > “Letters And Mailings” > “Envelopes and labels”

 

Once you are in there, you can find your paper size simply by selecting one of the 2 tabs and scrolling to find your paper size.

 

Once you find the size click:

 

“Add to Document” or “New Document” (new document if you are working with labels).