![]() Some Copier Printers have a thickness setting that also will affect the print speed. This bonds the toner to the surface of the labels, If you use the ‘normal paper’ settings then the toner may rub off easily because there has not been enough energy to bond it correctly. On the screen that appears before you print look for the ‘properties’ or ‘settings’ option where you will find a selection of ‘material’ settings.Ĭhoosing the ‘labels’ setting will slow down the printer and will alter the temperature of the fuser unit, so that more energy is supplied to the labels. This changes the default paper setting from 80gsm. Most Laser printers have an alternative setting for ‘labels’ If your text is going right to the edge of the label consider reducing the font size or word positioning. Laser and Inkjet printers have an accuracy of +/- 1mm, so make sure you leave a good margin around your design or text to allow for this. So this is worth a try to test the position of your print. Some Printers print more accurately through the bypass, this tray is designed to accept thicker materials such as labels and offers a straighter path through your printer by bypassing one or more feed rollers, which should reduce the chances of your label sheets rotating slightly as they are printed. Try Printing through the bypass tray (if your printer has one). Try adjusting the DPI of the print, this should reduce the amount of ink being laid onto the sheet & should help with the drying process. You can also make a similar adjustment to move your text up & down the page, for example, increase the top margin value to move your text down the page or decrease it to bring it up the page. In here you make adjustments to align the print to one side or the other, for example increase the left margin size to move the text right or decrease it to move your text left. Then, click on the margins tab & Here you will see the margins that your printer is currently set to. Having your printer set to ‘Fit’ or a Percentage for example 98% will also affect the printing layout & position.Ĭlick ‘File’ then ‘Print’ Click ‘Page Setup’ at the bottom of the settings DescriptionĪre your print settings set to print ‘actual size’? ![]() We will try to keep expanding this section with all our favourites, so keep checking back regularly for FREE A4 Printable Templates. Here are a few designs that we like to print so we thought we would share them with you, Just download them and print. Request your made to order labels here Labels Per Page *Other size templates available on request. Here are the Templates for our Made to order Labels Here are the Templates for our Square Labels with rounded corners. Here are the Templates for our Butt Cut Labels with square corners ![]() Here are the Templates for our Oval Labels that we stock You should find this to be easier for text printing and also adjusting this will be easier as you can just change the printer margins to move the table about. We have recently Revamped our Circle Templates for Word to a Table Style as requested by a lot of our clients. For reference, the Avery label codes are listed in the table below and in our product descriptions.īuy rectangle labels here Labels per Page Then under options, you can select the label layout if you know the equivalent Avery code. To find this program, go to: Mailings > then click on the labels icon. Within Microsoft Word there is a simple program which helps you position print on labels accurately. Templates may need a little tweaking to work with your printer, as all printer settings differ. Below you will find Word Templates & PDF Templates to help you to print onto your labels. ![]()
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