Can I use my Canon ink jet printer with these labels. Thanks Pat
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No, I do not believe you can use an Ink Jet Printer on these specific discs. GH
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these silver finish taiyo yuden blank media as far as i know are not printable they are a shiny smooth surface not a matted surface Reggie
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Really you can use any kind of label you like...I like to use adhesive labels but you could even just write the address with a Sharpie and use stamps if you like. I usually ship via USPS and print all my postage labels at home, so for everything except Priority International (which has to be printed on regular paper), I use these labels in my inkjet printer: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B002JGQGQ0/ref=oh_details_o03_s00_i01?ie=UTF8&psc=1. They work great on these polybag mailers, boxes, envelopes, etc.
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Thanks for your inquiry. Yes, this product is a plain matte uncoated label stock, it should work with any standard laser or inkjet printer. Please let us know if you have any questions or if there is anything else we can do to help.Best regards,Label Outfitters, Inc.
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Thank you for the inquiry. No, you can't use HP inkjet cartridge into a Canon printer. The HP 57 cartridge only work for some HP office printers. If you need cartridge number for a Canon printer, please let me know the model of the printer. Respectfully, Mary
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According to Google you can. My printer is a Cannon MP480 and they work great for me.
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All inkjet and laser printers support printing labels, as long as you have the sheet of labels at 8-1/2" x 11". If you don't use up the whole sheet, however, you end up with left over labels. We recently used 3 column x 10 row of labels on this printer and it worked fine.
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Yes, they will work with either laser or inkjet printers. I have printed many different things on these labels, including bar codes and they work just fine. For some reason, sometimes these pages get static and cling together and the printer accidentally pulls 2 pages at once, which messes up the label patterns. Doesn't happen that often though, but I don't mind if I have to waste a sheet or two once in a while in order to save quite a bit of money over the Avery brand name labels. If you're going to use a lot of labels, this is a much less expensive way to go.
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Stamp no, ink yes. I use them in my ink jet printer then fill in the blanks or sign using ink. Customer gets 1 copy I get the other two.
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I would assume, if the numbers are the same, that they would work. However, I bought these thinking I would save some money & it was totally not worth it. One cartridge could not be recognized by my printer, so it wouldn't work. 2 of the other cartridges just stopped printing. I thought my printer was broken. I called customer support & ended up buying all Canon brand ink. That fixed it. My advice is to just buy the Canon brand in the first place.
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Yes I use lable from house labels all yhe time. You must make sure you use labels for the model type for that printer. Do labels will not work on Brother printers and vis versa. Www.houselabels.com you can find them here on Amazon.com
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Take them to kinkos and load them into the printer yourself. But to answer your question. I haven't. I doubt they would work too well in an inkjet.
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I did some research for you and yes these are compatible with your printer! Have a wonderful day!
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We use them with two iX6520 printers and am not sure about your printer. Check if the Canon OEM cartridge for your printer and this one take the same cartridges. If so, you will be very pleased with these.
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Most ink-jet paper is compatible with laser printers. Normally, the paper is designed to allow some penetration of the ink. Since a laser printer puts toner onto the paper and then fuses it with heat, this can work. However, with glossy photo paper, the laser printer may get the paper much too hot (when fusing the toner), so I would be seriously concerned about using this Canon Photo Paper in any laser printer. It may damage the gloss of the paper, and also the paper may stick to the fuser when heated. You would be much better served by using the correct paper for the laser printer! In most cases, this will not be as glossy as an ink-jet photo paper, but for color business graphics, is quite workable.
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Yes. I use a Canon ink jet printer now, but I'd always used HPs before that. :)
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They work great on my laser printer. I've only used them with laser, never with inkjet and have never had a problem.
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Yes, it will work with your printer. I have used these cartridges and they work great at a much lower cost than Canon brand.