I know Avery has their web site to help with this, but I am wondering how the printing works? Do you make 1 graphic and place it where the circles are
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I have used a single graphic for a whole page as well as different ones for each circle. Avery also has some great templates.
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That is what I did. The far right set of stickers was slightly off center but it wasn't noticeable with the graphic I printed.
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You have to go to Avery website. Insert your template number. Do you work on it and print from there. You can make an account to keep your worked saved.
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You could place the numbers in any arrangement you wanted if you are crafty enough. Perhaps cut each number off and place it then rub it off. But it comes premade for a circle. You could do it but you would have to be pretty crafty to get it just right!
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I just used the picture. That worked for me. However if you can't go by the diagram just do what looks good. When you start laying the crystals out it starts to make more sense where they go. Number of arms and cups verses the crystals. Just have fun....
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Hello Everyone! :) Thank you so much for taking the time to answer Patti's great question. Please be advised that we do not sell our panels in pairs to make one continuous image. However, most of our panels can be easily blended together to create the effect of one continuous image. Also, please know that we do offer custom designs in which we can print one image on multiple panels to make it look like one continuous image. All our custom designs are usually $99.00 but they are currently on sale for $65.00 per panel. We hope this helps! Wishing you many happy skies : ) - The Sky Team
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Sounds like a printer problem as I also have HP (my second HP printer). I've used Avery products on both and never had a problem.
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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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I use 5931 that you use in Word & the Avery Software. You can use the "ellipse" button under Drawing (also circle on left side of screen). I place my curser (cross hairs) at the top center of the DVD template and drag it to the bottom of the template. Then I stretch the sides (note small white markings). You'll get an double sided arrow that you can use to stretch out the sides. Under drawing you'll see "center" (use to center vertical and horizontal). You can also use Format and click "size to template". Now you've put a circle over your template. You can fill in a background using the color palate, insert text, etc. GOOD LUCK. I use 5931 that you use in Word & the Avery Software. You can use the "ellipse" button under Drawing (also circle on left side of screen). I place my curser (cross hairs) at the top center of the DVD template and drag it to the bottom of the template. Then I stretch the sides (note small white markings). You'll get an double sided arrow that you can use to stretch out the sides. Under drawing you'll see "center" (use to center vertical and horizontal). You can also use Format and click "size to template". Now you've put a circle over your template. You can fill... » Read More I use 5931 that you use in Word & the Avery Software. You can use the "ellipse" button under Drawing (also circle on left side of screen). I place my curser (cross hairs) at the top center of the DVD template and drag it to the bottom of the template. Then I stretch the sides (note small white markings). You'll get an double sided arrow that you can use to stretch out the sides. Under drawing you'll see "center" (use to center vertical and horizontal). You can also use Format and click "size to template". Now you've put a circle over your template. You can fill in a background using the color palate, insert text, etc. GOOD LUCK. « Show Less
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There's a tutorial on YouTube that explains it. I've not tried it, but heard it is easy once you watch the tutorial. Mine stays set up on a craft table.
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I had the same problem with this item my guess would be to go to avery.com and find the double label set up and have that downloaded to your computer so it will print only HALF THE PAGE.
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Make sure your logo is sized to fit your cube save your logo if you hadn't already to a zip drive be sure to save it under a pdf file. The next step is easy take it to any print ship officemax etc and they will print your logo on bunk stock paper cut 4 logos out bam! Done
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We do not have the capability of printing on the inserts. We do however offer a vinyl cover that you can insert your designs into. Your design can be easily printed on photo paper, cut and inserted into the vinyl cover for a to personalize your items. Please feel free to give me a call for any more information you many need. 608-792-8102
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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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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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Go into the properties for your printer. Set it to seeing 2nd tray. Then set the trays according to paper size they carry. The printer will print to correct tray automatically, according to what is needed. I added an extra memory bar to my printer and it runs so quick and smooth. I love this printer!
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I'm sorry but I don't know. I think it is more about the program you have for printing than the lables themselves. I actually haven't used them yet. I bought them because the Gallery I am in uses them.sorry I could'nt be of further help.
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You can download the template for this product here: http://www.avery.com/avery/en_us/Templates-%26-Software/Templates/Labels/Square-Labels/Print_to_the_Edge-Square-Labels-12-per-sheet-_-2-x-2_Microsoft-Word.htm?N=0&refchannel=c042fd03ab30a110VgnVCM1000002118140aRCRD Once you do that it should show up in MS Word as a label option so you can put something different on each label.