label software: where can I find the software (templates) for this spine label?
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After a lot of searching I finally found a good template. There's a link to a MS Word template near the bottom of this page - http://www.computer-labels.com/20300-25.html
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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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http://www.avery.com/avery/en_us/Templates-%26-Software/Templates/_/?cmp_id=search-bing-Brand+-+Template+-+Exactthis is free
66191
The length of these spine labels are the size of a music cd. They fit on th spine. 3 to 40 inches long.
1295463
For the cover insert, I use a standard 8 1/2" x 11" sheet of heavyweight paper. For the spine, I use a graphics program that allows me to size the spine information to fit. There may be a template, but I have been doing it this way for so long that I am not aware of it. Heavyweight paper is important because it is not easy to insert a thin strip between the clear plastic and the binder. Hope this helps a little!
127702
I use a program called gLabels on a Linux computer. The template is Avery 8962 which is equivalent to Avery 5931 for Microsoft Word. Have had no problem with alignment.
544752
I'm using the template provided by my Epson printer. Couldn't use Avery or Word. Do you have a graphics program that has label templates?
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Here is what I found on labelvalue.com:3/8" Black Glossy Embossing Tape 3-Pack CompatibilityDymo Office Mate IIDymo Caption MakerDymo Organizer XpressDymo Label BuddyModel: 1741670
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They are blank labels, you can do whatever you want. You provide the software.
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Go to Sclage.com and then to Support and then to installation-manuals-templates
310124
Yes it does - Avery software. I'm not the best with a computer and I have some problems getting images to fit the labels, but that certainly could be me. Otherwise the software is easy to use.
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http://www.avery.com/avery/en_us/Templates-%26-Software/Templates/_/?cmp_id=search-bing-Brand+-+Template+-+Exact this is free
1725927
I use WordPerfect. I click on "format" and then click on "labels" and find the correct label number in the listed numbers. MSWord also has the same type of label function. Hope this helps.
310123
Yes, the software I use came on a cd that used to be included in the larger packs. Haven't seen any of those in a couple years. Go to www.avery.com/software and down load FREE the software you need. Has lots of templates for various type Avery labels. Very good program that lets you do lots of cool designing and printing. You won't be able to print labels correctly without the software. You will also need an applicator tool to apply labels to a disc. It will be very difficult to apply labels without one, but very easy with it. See (Avery CD/DVD Label Applicator ( 5699 ) here on Amazon. Or can find them at office supply stores. If you do very many disc it'll be worth it's weight in gold. Yes, the software I use came on a cd that used to be included in the larger packs. Haven't seen any of those in a couple years. Go to www.avery.com/software and down load FREE the software you need. Has lots of templates for various type Avery labels. Very good program that lets you do lots of cool designing and printing. You won't be able to print labels correctly without the software. You will also need an applicator tool to apply labels to a disc. It will be very difficult to apply labels without one, but very easy with it. See (Avery CD/DVD Label Applicator ( 5699 ) here on... » Read More Yes, the software I use came on a cd that used to be included in the larger packs. Haven't seen any of those in a couple years. Go to www.avery.com/software and down load FREE the software you need. Has lots of templates for various type Avery labels. Very good program that lets you do lots of cool designing and printing. You won't be able to print labels correctly without the software. You will also need an applicator tool to apply labels to a disc. It will be very difficult to apply labels without one, but very easy with it. See (Avery CD/DVD Label Applicator ( 5699 ) here on Amazon. Or can find them at office supply stores. If you do very many disc it'll be worth it's weight in gold. « Show Less
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Tricia, I'll answer with a link to Ortho's web site showing a photo of the back of the label: https://www.orthomolecularproducts.com/GetDocument.aspx?id=e3dd50ed-7f02-4d19-9e2a-907d09d57923&t;=s&rand;=3933f885-6e74-460b-954b-b8fbb367aecc
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I don't think there's a template included. There's an insert with every package of Avery labels that may have that information on it, but I always throw it out. However! It's easy as pie to go to www.avery.com/templates and download a template to use. I've done that many times and keep them all in a folder on my desktop. Hope this helps.
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For label printing software, I got Stamps.com and use theirs. It works well, and has a driver for zebra printers. In addition, the printer works under windows as a normal printer of 4" wide and 6" tall print paper.