Mail Merge in CS2

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Dennis Hughes
Feb 8, 2006
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I have designed a name badge to be used at an occasion. About 60 people will attend. I intend to use Avery #5390 name badges.

I thing I have two questions:

1. Is there a way CS2 can insert the name onto each badge from a list of names like Mail Merge does in MS Word 2003?

Can an Avery template be used with CS2?

Thanks,

Dennis

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Harvey
Feb 9, 2006
Can you not output your image from cs2 into a jpeg format then use that in your mailmerg
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I have designed a name badge to be used at an occasion. About 60 people will attend. I intend to use Avery #5390 name badges.

I thing I have two questions:

1. Is there a way CS2 can insert the name onto each badge from a list of names like Mail Merge does in MS Word 2003?

Can an Avery template be used with CS2?

Thanks,

Dennis

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Dennis Hughes
Feb 9, 2006
I tried that, but I like the drop shadow in the names. Also, the jpg didn’t fill the badge from side to side. I’m still working this issue. the Avert template says it is 2.17"x3.5". That’s the exact size of my image, but I may have to increase the width.

Thanks,

Dennis

"Harvey" wrote in message
Can you not output your image from cs2 into a jpeg format then use that in your mailmerg
"Dennis Hughes" wrote in message
I have designed a name badge to be used at an occasion. About 60 people will attend. I intend to use Avery #5390 name badges.

I thing I have two questions:

1. Is there a way CS2 can insert the name onto each badge from a list of names like Mail Merge does in MS Word 2003?

Can an Avery template be used with CS2?

Thanks,

Dennis

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