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SYMPTOMSAfter you add a header or a footer to a label document, the labels may not print in the correct position on the label sheet. Some text of one label may print on the following (lower) label, or some of the labels may print on the following page. CAUSEThis functionality is by design. When you add a header or footer to a document, Word takes the space for the header or footer from the main text area of the document. This action may result in insufficient space in the Word document (text area) for the correct placement of labels on the page. This results in labels shifting downward on the page and may cause some labels to move to a second page. WORKAROUNDNOTE: This workaround may not apply to all situations. To Change the Header/Footer "From Edge" Setting
RESOLUTIONDo not insert a header or a footer on a label document. Additional query words:
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