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How to create a custom label Size - 0.43"H x 8"W - 24 per page on a 8 1/2 x 11 page
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A label template is simply a big table. Start with a document with 1/2" margins on all edges. Then create a table with 1 column and 24 rows. Remove the table borders and adjust the row height to exactly 0.43" high using Table Design Layout>Properties>Row.
You could also try the New Label options:
Oops,
I just tried with your measurements and the new label dialog would not take it.
John is correct, labels are simply a full page table.