How do you print both half pages for label? eBay/USPS label always has instructions on the other side, but I don't want the half side to be wasted?
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On ebay when you are on the screen to purchase a shipping label, at the top right of the page it says "Printer and label receipt preferences" click that link. A box will appear. In the pop up uncheck the box under #2 that says "2.What do you want your labels look like?" That should eliminate printing a receipt along with your shipping label. Hope this helps :)
1139152
To my knowledge, the only way to do that is to not select (uncheck) the print summary option, which will print the shipping label on one half of the sheet and leave the other blank. To use the other remaining label on the sheet, run the page through the printer again. Important: you must leave the backing (the waxy sheet the labels are stuck to) intact for this method to work!
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Spin the label around and feed the used label back into the printer from the other direction. Or... use a printing software or template to print both sides at once. Most times I just turn it around and feed it back into the printer if I'm only printing two or three labels. If you're printing more then two or three at one time then I'd suggest a printing software or maybe a template for Word.
1139154
I just cut them in half with my paper cutter. And also choose the eBay option to not print receipt.
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I print on one side then flip and print the next label on the other. Not sure of a way to print on both from eBay/amazon. On eBay you have to make sure and not print the deceit on the other side. Hope that helps.
1139156
IT depends on where you are printing your labels from. If you are printing them from the USPS site there is a box you need to check that says something like "only print postage and not receipt". You have to check that box in order it for it to only print on a half sheet.
1139157
Somewhere in your program it has a box to check for printing one or two labels; if you check the two labels it will print both sides. If I only need to print one label and the other side is not used I just use it again for a single print label, put the label page in the printer with the label face down and first (with the used label part second)
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
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The machine will always waste a half inch on the left side because this is how much it needs to feed to get the previous label out. I think this is due to their cartridge design, so I expect that any machine using TZ tape cartridges has this problem. But, if you look at your [Margin] setting, you can choose "Full", "Half", "Narrow", or "Chain Print". If you need to print multiple labels, use "Chain Print" and there will be nothing wasted between labels. Chain Print does not fully eject the label, so you need to hit "Feed" when you're done or the cutter will chop your last label in half. "Narrow" is the best you can get for a single label, and just cut off the leading half inch. The machine will always waste a half inch on the left side because this is how much it needs to feed to get the previous label out. I think this is due to their cartridge design, so I expect that any machine using TZ tape cartridges has this problem. But, if you look at your [Margin] setting, you can choose "Full", "Half", "Narrow", or "Chain Print". If you need to print multiple labels, use "Chain Print" and there will be nothing wasted between labels. Chain Print does not fully eject the label, so you need to hit "Feed" when... » Read More The machine will always waste a half inch on the left side because this is how much it needs to feed to get the previous label out. I think this is due to their cartridge design, so I expect that any machine using TZ tape cartridges has this problem. But, if you look at your [Margin] setting, you can choose "Full", "Half", "Narrow", or "Chain Print". If you need to print multiple labels, use "Chain Print" and there will be nothing wasted between labels. Chain Print does not fully eject the label, so you need to hit "Feed" when you're done or the cutter will chop your last label in half. "Narrow" is the best you can get for a single label, and just cut off the leading half inch. « Show Less
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LoveGadgets nailed it; it does not give you the option of two-sided printing when you reach the dialog box for printing a document or file. Technically, you can do double-sided if you print the even pages, go to the printer, replace them in the tray, and then print the odd pages. But I don't think that's what most people look for when asking about double-sided print capability. I just returned mine having discovered this, and having confirmed with HP support that indeed it does not have automatic two-sided (duplex) print options. So don't be fooled. http://h71016.www7.hp.com/html/pdfs/LJPro_400_Color_M451.pdf LoveGadgets nailed it; it does not give you the option of two-sided printing when you reach the dialog box for printing a document or file. Technically, you can do double-sided if you print the even pages, go to the printer, replace them in the tray, and then print the odd pages. But I don't think that's what most people look for when asking about double-sided print capability. I just returned mine having discovered this, and having confirmed with HP support that indeed it does not have automatic two-sided (duplex) print options. So don't be fooled.... » Read More LoveGadgets nailed it; it does not give you the option of two-sided printing when you reach the dialog box for printing a document or file. Technically, you can do double-sided if you print the even pages, go to the printer, replace them in the tray, and then print the odd pages. But I don't think that's what most people look for when asking about double-sided print capability. I just returned mine having discovered this, and having confirmed with HP support that indeed it does not have automatic two-sided (duplex) print options. So don't be fooled. http://h71016.www7.hp.com/html/pdfs/LJPro_400_Color_M451.pdf « Show Less
2018036
The only way I would know how to do this would be: when the box comes up asking if you want to print all pages you could change it to say just page #1 and after it prints do the same for page two. Maybe under "settings"?? I'm really not sure how to change the printing order....sorry!
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You will have to manually feed the paper to get it to copy on both sides. Print or copy page 1 of your image/item, once printing has finished place the printed sheet back in the paper feed tray with the newly printed page with your image facing up and the top of the page inserted toward the printer. Then print your next page. I hope this helps.
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If you're willing to use a manual technique and you use Windows (not a Mac) then the driver supports two-sided printing with a manual step. It's super easy. Just tell the print driver you want it double sided, print it, then grab the stack of paper printed, drop it into the new paper tray the same way you removed it from the top of the printer, and hit the continue button on the printer. Works perfectly. All pages are in the correct sequence and orientation.
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I have not tried to print labels on my printer. I have used heavier than normal paper (not cardstock) and had no problems. My suggestion is definitely to buy high quality labels and sometimes they have smaller packages of labels so you can test it out. Over the years I have used various different types of printers (Ink Jet and Laser) and have not had a problem with printing labels. Have you checked with or emailed Dell?
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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.
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I tried with no luck. Ended up with another printer for amazon labels. Haven't tried in a year so they may have changed it.
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on this particular label we have only done the print.. My husband thinks that you have to have a special program in order to add images.. hope this was helpful
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Revision: Yes, split backing is available at this tape. (My wife just confirmed, sorry for mis-info.)My wife shown me once and the tape doesn't have split backing. It's a one-piece long tape, best to gather whatever you want to print and make space between then print (Ours label printer model is Brother P-touch 1100L). If you print your label one by one then it will waste a lot of tape, because the empty space (about 1/4 - 1/2 inch) at the head and tail of each print is hard-coded and no way to adjust it.
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Yes, I do not use frequently so not my default. You can select print ->print both sides (2 sided) very easy and efficient. Printer automatically feeds first printed page (side 1) back into the printer to be printed on side 2. I am extremely satisfied with the quality and performance of this printer.
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Avery makes special products for 2-sided printing however - and I have not tried to do double sided printing - I would think there is a high probability it would work once you properly aligned the printing.
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Hi Mike,The question can be answered many ways, there are cheaper alternatives out there such as offbrand labels, but just a reminder, this is a THERMAL printer so your options other than offbrand labels are limited
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I have printed on both sides of the paper about 50/50 text and color graphics 2 packages of paper 500 sheets per pkg. before needing to replace cartridges. Those are the original cartridges that came with the printer. I am using windows 8.1 and using the HP compatible printer settings. I had problems with the postscript settings and changed to the HP settings. Chuck Frodermann
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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!