Can I print DVD labels using Microsoft Word 2007
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I'm reasonably computer savvy but am striking out using MS Word 2007 and these labels.I can print them alright, but they won't align with the label. Fortunately, all I've wasted so far are a dozen sheets of plain paper.I've been to Avery.com for their template, have used the Word template...no go.All I want is a page with two blank circles (in the right places!) that will let me insert text boxes. Avery's support pages was of no help. Maybe I phrased the search query badly. Believe I'll call the number Murph provided.
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I have not tried using Word to print labels. You can download all Avery labels from their site or use the labels online at no cost to you. Good luck!
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Hi Greg, There shouldn't be a problem. I no longer have an instruction sheet that usually comes with a package of labels which would include printing advice. However, the package suggests going to www.avery.com and/or Avery's phone 1-800-462-8379 with "any questions about their products and software solutions." Hope that helps!
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Personally, I use a program called Print Shop. I know those type of programs are very simple to use & generally have all the "Avery" sized labels as options on the program. If I had to guess about Microsoft Word, I'd say they likely only do labels for mailing.
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I've used Roxio's label maker program that's part of their Creator series, but there are lots of programs you can use. When you are ready to print, you can usually find Memorex CD labels as a choice within commercial paper or similar pull down menus.
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LightScribe technology will not print labels on DVDs that say printable. DVDs that are compatible with LightScribe technology will say LightScribe.
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Yes if you program the product names manually. I did not have luck with the included software. My register did not accept the labels made on my pc
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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 use "copy' and that seems to work. Good luck- every time I want to print, I have to insert the disc and reinstall.
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Hi. Yes, you can indeed use this printer with the Ebay software to print labels, just be aware the Ebay software does not directly support Thermal Printers on the Mac (it does on the PC, but not on the Mac). See my original post where I explain in step-by-step detail exactly how to use the DYMO printer with the Ebay software. It involves opening the Ebay label in Apple's Preview program, cropping the label, and then printing the label directly from the Preview program. That method works and the printed label looks great, only it would be a lot more convenient and wouldn't require as many workaround steps if Ebay directly supported Thermal Printers on the Mac. Hope this helps.
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I use an Ink Jet printer or Laser printer. I use a desktop paper cutter to shape the labels.The paper I use is "Avery 8465" White shipping labels. Some times when i need a large production I take it to my local print shop "CopyCat Printing". I have had great success in getting new work with these disc. I have power point presentation with buildings I have built on it + Video of happy clients.
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It is working with XPSP2 here. However, it first cuts about a 1" BLANK square before printing and cutting label?!! Will test with W7 to see if that happens. Also, you can copy the software to the HDD and run it from there.
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The Epson Expression XP-810 does have the capability to print to 'printable' cds, dvds, and blu-rays (bd). The word 'printable' refers to media who 'label' side is white with a verly slightly textured surface. It is just like printing on white paper. The texture is so that the ink will adhere better to the surface. As a side note, when using the term 'cd writer' it usually refers to the ability to 'burn' a cd, i.e., burn data, music, video etc., to a disc, not to print to it. But I think you were referring to actual printing not writing. Please let me know if you have other questions. Thanks!
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I have been doing this for years using MS Access as the front end to Access or SQL databases. Set label up as a report with the dimensions of the label desired while the brother printer is designated as the default printer. I have this working as either a local usb or networked printer. Don't try with a Dymo printer since they have a terrible print drivers. This is same approach I took with zebra printers.
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Yes, this CD/DVD Applicator will work with any operating system if you have a program that will do CD/DVD labels. This product gives you an easy way to apply the labels once you have created them. I use a program called AudioLabel, and it worked well with WIN98 (my last OS) and Windows 7 (my current OS). I actually did a few the other day using Avery "Matte White Full-Face" CD labels, #8960. My program makes me choose Avery 8695 (don't know why), but it works wonderfully. Print, place on applicator, put CD/DVD on applicator, press, tear off tabs, and you have a pretty cool, personalized CD/DVD. I couldn't live without my label applicator. Yes, this CD/DVD Applicator will work with any operating system if you have a program that will do CD/DVD labels. This product gives you an easy way to apply the labels once you have created them. I use a program called AudioLabel, and it worked well with WIN98 (my last OS) and Windows 7 (my current OS). I actually did a few the other day using Avery "Matte White Full-Face" CD labels, #8960. My program makes me choose Avery 8695 (don't know why), but it works wonderfully. Print, place on applicator, put CD/DVD on applicator, press, tear off tabs, and you have a pretty cool,... » Read More Yes, this CD/DVD Applicator will work with any operating system if you have a program that will do CD/DVD labels. This product gives you an easy way to apply the labels once you have created them. I use a program called AudioLabel, and it worked well with WIN98 (my last OS) and Windows 7 (my current OS). I actually did a few the other day using Avery "Matte White Full-Face" CD labels, #8960. My program makes me choose Avery 8695 (don't know why), but it works wonderfully. Print, place on applicator, put CD/DVD on applicator, press, tear off tabs, and you have a pretty cool, personalized CD/DVD. I couldn't live without my label applicator. « Show Less
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You will need labels to print spine and barcode labels. Program supports many standard formats. Customized labels can be defined by user.
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printers with direct to print on disks use the same ink as paper. T It is the disc not the printer that is the variable. Printable discs accept inkjet ink.
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Yes. I always use these on DVDs. They can be used for both since they're the same size. Just make sure you put the label on AFTER the DVD is burned. Also, this is just the refill kit, so you'll also have to buy the program and the labelmaker thing. Well worth the purchase!
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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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we purchased a printer that is designed to print on blank " printable" discs... so as far as I know, you have to buy a specific dvd printer.