printing avery labels in address book - margins not right

Thanks, but where?

I've scrolled down all the 'mailing labels', all the 'other labels', etc. Where will I find J8173? What will it be called if it's not listed by number?

Thanks for your screenshot. What version of DesignPro are you using? Mine is 1.10 and your screenshot looks nothing like mine! There is no Paper Format option - just Page Setup, which lets me choose A4, but the drop down list doesn't contain any formats prefixed with the letter J (presumably inkJet) nor 8173.

/Users/noelbailey/Desktop/designPro screenshot.jpg

Incidentally, how did you put the screenshot into your post? I tried, but, as you can see, failed!

Thanks, Klaus1, for all your help.

I've contacted Avery - bizarre!

Thanks, Golden Shoes. I've got that.

Works nicely with Address Book, which is what I wanted. But it doesn't let you add graphics which Design Pro does. Pity.

I've got on to Avery to ask what's going on.

Thanks again.

Well it all boils down to the difference between the US and the UK versions of DesignPro. I hadn't realised that I'd downloaded the US version. I trashed this and all associated files and downloaded the UK version, which has all the necessary 'templates' including J8173. Annoyingly the UK version does not have the graphical elements included with the US version. UK Customer Support told me that they were 'working on it' though why that should be such a difficult job when the US version already has this feature is beyond me!

I've still not fathomed why Address Book ...
a) makes such a mess of printing these labels - margin way too close to left edge of label
b) doesn't ley you print any more than 5 lines in an address, even when there's plenty of space
c) doesn't let you include graphical elements on labels.

Thanks, Apple for another bit of half-done software! I won't begin to mention how hard it is to print pictures from iPhoto formatted the way you want - that's for a different forum!