Printing from database in Works

I have created a full address list of my customers and want to print one
label of each. I created this list in windows works as a database. How do I
print them without typing each address again?
PS Merry Christmas

Ol''Hippie wrote:
> I have created a full address list of my customers and want to print one
> label of each. I created this list in windows works as a database. How do I
> print them without typing each address again?
> PS Merry Christmas

Your inquiry might read a greater quantity of qualified respondents in
the microsoft.public.works.win group.

Well thanks I think, however microsoft.public.works.win does not seem to be
found here and copy and pasting in address bar was a failure any other ideas?

"RobertVA" wrote:

> Ol''Hippie wrote:
> > I have created a full address list of my customers and want to print one
> > label of each. I created this list in windows works as a database. How do I
> > print them without typing each address again?
> > PS Merry Christmas
>
> Your inquiry might read a greater quantity of qualified respondents in
> the microsoft.public.works.win group.
>

Try tools/labels in the Works Word Processor.

"RobertVA" <robert_c72AThotmail@invalid.com> wrote in message
news:e1O4iuG$FHA.1256@TK2MSFTNGP15.phx.gbl...
> Ol''Hippie wrote:
>> I have created a full address list of my customers and want to print one
>> label of each. I created this list in windows works as a database. How do
>> I print them without typing each address again?
>> PS Merry Christmas
>
> Your inquiry might read a greater quantity of qualified respondents in the
> microsoft.public.works.win group.

Ol''Hippie wrote:
> Well thanks I think, however microsoft.public.works.win does not seem to be
> found here and copy and pasting in address bar was a failure any other ideas?
>
> "RobertVA" wrote:
>
>
>>Ol''Hippie wrote:
>>
>>>I have created a full address list of my customers and want to print one
>>>label of each. I created this list in windows works as a database. How do I
>>>print them without typing each address again?
>>>PS Merry Christmas
>>
>>Your inquiry might read a greater quantity of qualified respondents in
>>the microsoft.public.works.win group.
>>
In Internet Explorer you can visit:
http://support.microsoft.com/newsgroups/default.aspx

and use the left frame to navigate through
English|Original List|Works|Works Windows

OR

Use the accounts item on the Outlook Express menu to Add a news account
on the msnnews.msn.com server (port 119). Once you configure Outlook
Express for the account, click the account in the folders pane and click
the newsgroups item in the toolbar.

I'll try to see if I can generate a link:

news:microsoft.public.works.win