does it leave alot of blank space at the front & end of the label when printing? (thus wasting expensive tape) or does it print/cut close to the edge?
152462
It does leave a space on each end. But if you are printing a bunch of labels at the same time, like repeats of the same name, etc. I just type it in as one long tape, adding spaces where I want them, then print it as one long tape and use scissors to cut the tapes apart. I hope that makes sense.
1113793
Depending on the width of the tape, and the font used, you can have several lines. Using the 1" tape I've made tapes with 4 lines, with different font sizes on each line. You can also left or right, top or bottom justify, so you can print in a small font, top justify it, and then cut the tape real narrow for a thin label. It acts just like a word-processor, within the limits of the tape.
2229485
It does great double sided printing...I do it all the time and am very happy with it. I haven't tried to do copies that way so I cannot say for sure about that.
1651375
This label maker uses labels. TZ, I believe. Available in at least two widths. BTW, find the setting that allows small margins, by default the label maker has a long lead and tail of waste.
2243808
I went to their website and used their label printing wizard tool thing, typing out what we wanted the labels to say. I then printed to a laser printer right from the website tool. Then I did the same thing for the backside so the labels were printed front and back. Oh, Before I printed the actual label I printed to a blank sheet of paper to make sure the orientation and alignment were right, and I had to make small adjustments on the first side to make it print where I wanted (centered basically). So definitely do a test run first. Hope that helps!
939941
Yes this printer does have a cutter. There are also perforations between the labels that we purchased but it is very easy to tear them off. We use this printer very regularly with no problems at all! Hope this helps!
447753
The actual labels are separate from each other, you just peel one off at a time, but the backing is not perforated. It's one solid piece and you would probably ruin the labels if you tried to split them. I have had no problem though with just printing one label, using it, and then coming back to print on the other one later. Hope this helps.
2014695
You'll get a very thin border that you can trim- but you need to "fool" it into thinking that by printing a "custom" size paper in the manual options. Also, the legal size setting requires certain PAPER type settings- no matter what paper you use- just let it print for the highest quality.
702136
No-it does not waste tape-I have had many labelers over time and this is the easiest to use efficiently.
2040698
You can make the label print smaller or larger; however, I have not found where you can stop it from printing the blank on both sides. It is a very good label maker though. It makes it fun to put the different icons or emblems on each label. It is also easy to use.
1201613
I have not printed these sizes, but I do use the rear tray to keep and print 8.5 x 5.5 (half page label) and I have printed stacks of these without jamming. Hope this helps!
1469878
I did, but the problem the label has it does not print where the label is. It prints off, I could not get them to print on the printer. What I did was to print a sheet then copy on to the labels on a copy machine
1571922
It will print half size round labels - just peel and place around the center hole. Which is perfect for getting a few bits of information cleanly on the CD. I use it for multiple labels because its easy to swap the cartridges - the machine automatically sizes the template for the new label. Look up Brother DK-1207.
2261044
Not including the curved lip you have about 15 inches from left to right and about 19 inches from front to back. I have a commercial label printer on top of the file cabinet. The printer is larger than the file cabinet and it works out pretty well. It's a sturdy file cabinet.
15499
Ii gave you wronf answer. this tape does not split until you cut it off the labeller. easy to remove from paper backing.
1263731
yes there is a thin border around each label with the backing showing so you can peel one off and reverse the page to print the other with no problem. The labels are 8 1/4" x 5 1/4" with slightly rounded corners. You don't want to adhere them over old labels or oter writing as it will show through a bit.
1859901
I personally have a 9×11 subwoffer on it and I dont have a problem with that but most printers are larger than that and as far as that when u print your paper it would be coming out at your face because at each end of the shelf there is backing and it would hafta be placed in the center or a little off 2 either side