Levenger Compact Size Address pages
Submitted by sjsackman on Sun, 2007-09-30 01:07.
Hi,
I am new here and LOVE this place! I have looked but I am sure I am missing it....what size template should I use from here if I want them to fit the Levenger Compact size of 3.75" x 6.75"? I did not see any templates called out as Compact size but thought maybe my understanding of the A paper sizes was lacking.
Can anyone point me in the direction of a compact size address template?
Thanks folks!
Steph
There's no set specifically
There's no set specifically for the compact size. You can scale the classic size down, or the 3x5 up. That method (unless i did it totally wrong) leaves a bit of white space at the top and bottom. No big deal for some people but it's something to consider. There are several templates for the compact in the user-created template directory as well. If none of that does it for you, you can try making your own from the widget kit or simpler versions with just Openoffice.org.
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i think
These links are all for the 3.75" by 6.75" size... one of them most likely has what you are looking for... i hope.
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Link4 <-- how to do convert to that size
Link5 <-- how to do convert to that size
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What a great site and great people
Hey Sara and bruisedpeach22,
Thanks for the responses! I started out just wanting the address pages, but this morning my husband (who was just recently diagnosed with prostate cancer) said he wants to start journaling about his state of mind and the notes pages and the "Someday Maybe" pages would be great too.
I have an extra Compact Levenger cover and rings so guess what he gets!! An impromptu gift thanks to you and your help!
Steph
np
Happy to offer some help...
I am sending many well wishes to your hubby and you - take care :)
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Happy to help
There are several health templates that may be helpful as well.
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Health templates
I am looking forward to looking at the health templates. Also thanks for the well wishes for me and the man. He may have to have radiation. Hopefully, no chemo. What a startling reality. We have 11 and 8 yr olds too so that makes it even more sort of like slamming into a brick wall. Paper and organizational stuff keeps me sane!!! :o)
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I just got through a year of life with cancer and what saved me was being in grad school. In other words....so busy that cancer is just IN THE WAY! It also helps to laugh...a lot! Cliche yes...but, it worked for us. My best wishes for sanity and making sure the caretaker gets care, too! VERRRRRRRy important...especially with the kids.
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