Will these labels continue to go through a laser printer okay if I am only printing one label at a time?
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I had wonderful success with these with just an old dot matrix printer. I no longer own a laser printer. Terry York
771412
Ironically, I just downloaded the template today. I experimented with laser printing one label at a time. It worked well for the three labels I printed.
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Yes they will, but print the bottom label first so you dont' wrinkle the entire page.
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Yes, they work one at a time. Using the template can be tricky - you have to pay close attention to make sure you're tying the words in the right place.
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I've had good success with these. My only tip is to print only one sheet at a time and then give it a couple of minutes for the ink to dry so it doesn't smudge.
1945354
I've printed text on them with no problems, just as with any paper labels. There should be no problem with printing cover art on them.
786997
This is a very common problem. Even our printers at work with the original Toner from Canon will have problems on Labels. Set printer to heavy paper to see if it helps.
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Hi. Yes they can be used with a laser printer. I use inkjet labels with my laser sometimes with no problems. Thanks
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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.
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I use an HP Photosmart ink jet printer and it prints just fine. I would recommend these labels.
1321845
Avery clear product labels are great but round and only for laser printer - I need clear for an inkjet printer
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Anyone tried running laser label stock through this printer? I need one that will do that efficiently. Mary Dierbeck
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I personally have never used them that way, though I agree with the other two responders. I would think as long as you don't get them wet to often, they should do fine. I love these labels. They are my go-to label for just about everything.
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No, just one at a time, but the cartridges are easy in, easy out. I love my Dymo labeler!
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I have printed over 100 label pages 3000 labels......works perfectly. Have not tried envelopes.
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These are primarily designed for 'replicators' or CD Publishing machines, which burn and print. However, there are a couple of office printers that have a special CD adapter that allow you to print one at a time with these CDs. Like this Canon printer Canon PIXMA MG5420 Wireless Color Photo Printer (Discontinued by Manufacturer)Also, you must have CD label software to design the label. I recommend Sure Thing Label Software.
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There is a slight chance they are mislabeled, but more than likely Office Max will not print on them because we aren't a well known brand unfortunately. Did they run any through their printers yet? Or did they simply look at it and say it wasn't compatible? Either way, if you want to private message us, I would be glad to work with you to get it resolved- whether it be that we send another package out to you that we verified ARE Laser printer compatible or we get you a refund. So when you get a chance, please message us!
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The printable label is already part of the disc. These are meant to be printed on using a disc printer, and not where you affix a printed label. These are great discs :)
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Yes, and the owner's manual tells you how to do it. The maximum number of lines is four - it depends on the width of the label you are using and the size of the text.
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I wouldn't use these w/my laser printer--I have both that and an inkjet and I use the inkjet to print. I do a great amount of printing and go thru lots of these cards. They're too thick, for one thing, for my laser printer. I like the weight--the laser cards are thinner and don't present as well. The other issue I have is that the laser printer generates more heat and tends to curl any paper or cardstock that's meant for inkjet printing. These have always been a good buy on amazon.com but the one other problem that's cropped up with this particular card is that the last two containers of 400 cards per haven't been "clean tear". They have "ultra-fine perforations". I may have to change product because I've been buying this same 8577 container of 400 for a couple of years and they've been clean tear until this last order.