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Properties
name
Returns or sets an optional list template name that can be used in conjunction with the Name
instruction for a LISTNUM field. Read/write.
outline numbered
True if the specified list template object is outline numbered. Read/write.
Setting this property to false converts the list template to a single-level list, using the
formatting of the first level.
You cannot set this property for a list template object returned from a list gallery object.
Class: mailing label
Elements
custom labels
Represents a mailing label.
To return the mailing label object, use the mailing label object property. The following example sets
default mailing label options.
set default laser tray of mailing label object to printer lower bin
set default print bar code of mailing label object to true
To print a mailing label listed in the Product Number box in the Label Options dialog box, use the
print out mailing label object
command. The following example prints a page of Avery 5162 standard
address labels using the specified address.
set addr to "Katie Jordan" & return & "123 Skye St." & return & ¬
"OurTown, WA 98107"
print out mailing label name "5162" address addr
Remarks
To format or print a custom mailing label, use the custom labels class. The following example sets
the number of labels across and down for the custom label named "MyLabel."
set CL to custom label "MyLabel" of mailing label object
set number across of CL to 2
set number down of CL to 5
Properties
default label name
Returns or sets the name for the default mailing label. Read/write.
Note To find the string for the specified built-in label, select the label in the Label Options
dialog box (Tools menu, Labels command, Options button). Then click Details and look at the
Label name box, which contains the correct string to use for this property. To set a custom
label as the default mailing label, use the label name that appears in the Details dialog box, or
use the Name property with a custom label object.