(Please see examples highlighted in red below). Then from the Style pop-up menu, select Mailing Labels. You also need to see the special controls for Contacts, so make sure Contacts is chosen from the pop-up menu underneath the page range fields.

To set up your cards for print, you will need to see details in the Print dialog box, so at the bottom of the Print window, click the Show Details button (if it’s already showing all the details you will see the Hide Details button at the bottom left corner and you’re all set).

Once the Holiday Cards group is populated with all your recipients, click its name in the sidebar, and then choose File > Print.

By adding to a group this doesn’t move contacts out of All Contacts-you’re just adding them to the Holiday Cards group. You can drag contacts one at a time or use the command key to make multiple selections and drag the entire selected group. Please note you have to click and hold briefly before Contacts lets you start dragging a contact if you drag too soon, Contacts assumes you want to select more contacts.

To add addresses to the newly created Holiday Cards group, click All Contacts to see your full collection of contacts, and then drag your recipients from the center column to the Holiday Cards group.

In Contacts, choose File > New Group to create an empty group into which you can collect your card recipients.

You can even add a personal flare by including a graphic, using a custom color or a font of your choice. Although many people don’t realize this, it’s easy to print mailing labels on standard label stock using the Contacts app on your Mac. Are you planing on mailing holiday cards this season? Rather then taking the time to handwrite each address, try printing mailing labels from your Mac.

How to print labels on a mac computer