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Overview ¶
Labels converts comma-separated-value records to PostScript mailing labels. The output is formatted for 8½"×11" sheets containing thirty 2⅝"x1" labels each, such as the Avery 5160.
usage: labels [options] [file...]
Converts CSV records to PostScript mailing labels, using the first three fields of each input record as the address.
The options are:
-f font Use the named PostScript font (default Times-Roman) -m regexp Only use input records matching regexp. The text being matched is the record with commas separating fields, with no quotation marks added. -o outfile Write labels to outfile (default standard output) -p size Use text with the given point size (default 12) -v vsize Use lines of text vsize points apart (default 1.2 * text size) -x regexp Exclude input records matching regexp.
If the first line of the CSV contains the text "address" (case insensitive), it is assumed to be a header for the spreadsheet and is skipped.
Example ¶
Used with googlecsv, labels can take Google spreadsheets as input:
googlecsv 'Mailing List' | labels -f FournierMT-RegularSC > labels.ps
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