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Equivalent of Microsoft Publisher?



On Monday 12 January 2009 11:16:09 Chris Robichaud wrote:
> My dad used to use Microsoft Publisher to print mailing labels for fliers
> to advertise for his business. Publisher would take a speadsheet or a
> comma-separated text file with columns like name, address, etc. and print
> them on a sheet full of mailing labels in the appropriate places if you
> told it what form you were using. Is there a linux equivalent to this?
>
> Thanks
> Chris
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glabels is a good program for labels of just about every kind in the universe.

You tell it the label you have (e.g. Avery 15160) and it helps you not only do 
the mail merge, but also design any layout.  There is "Mail Merge" help and 
tutorial in the program help.

I've used it for CD (disc) labels to do the artwork and text.

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