I need to print labels for use in the plastic tabs on pendaflex file folders. Would this work well for that? How do you label pendaflex files?
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I use these labels for just about everything - except - where I want the label to be very temporary. They do peel off but not well. The adhesive does clean-up with "goo-gone". They are the right high for Pendflex folders and I use them for the interior folders as well. You can also adjust the text font size and print on 1 or more lines so classification is easy to do.
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I looked up pendaflex files and these should work to label them! I use them to label my file folders at our business
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I think so. There were 4 long bars that we tried to install and I think that's what they are. However, as I don't use pentaflex folders, I gave up trying to get them to stay in place.
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My experience is that if the printer has a manual feed tray it is best to use that for not just these, but any label printing. Having said that we have three different types of printers, one laser and two ink jet, and these work fine with all of them. Regarding the adhesive - it works best on flat surfaces, the more texture on the wall the more problematic. On regular painted drywall these work fine. Sometimes after long term use and then removal I find some adhesive stays on the wall, glass, or other surface. The adhesive comes off easily with your fingers, or a paper towel, or using other post-it super sticky tape to pull up the adhesive. I think this is a great product and I wish they made it in more formats such as rolls. Hope this helps
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Need more info on the type of printer you have. We are using various models of Canon inkjet printers (MP320, MG5220 and MG5422 series printers). It sounds like you have an issue with your printer. Also, I presume you downloaded and are using the Avery Label template for these labels.
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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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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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BRTTZFX231 - Brother TZ Flexible Tape Cartridge for P-Touch LabelersYou want the label tape that says flexible. The others are quite stiff and might work itself off over time. I use the 1/2 inch flexible black on white. TZFX231
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You need Surething Disk Labeler as well as the CD printing tray. Works great with my Canon Mg532 printer. You also need Disks made for printing labels on. Joe
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I used the MS Word template. After download; just fill in the label information; to print, you need to set your printer to custom size and use the manual feed. Hope that helps
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Your question lacks specificity. Computer labels are usually cheaper and less time consuming. This Epson printer is portable, it's more for labeling things/products. I am happy with it. I've used it to label ingredients in my Tupperware and for labeling samples for my MomLovesLongLashes.com business.
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I installed this in Windows 7 with no problems. As you were previously advised-Go to LightScribe and download their software and I would suggest buying Sure Thing Disc Labeler 6 software.
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It has a built in driver that when plugged into the USB port it runs the program that prints labels. I have used it in XP and Windows 7 so far. Seems to work fine in both although it worked more seamlessly in Windows 7. I think I had to do something extra to get it to work in XP.
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I don't see why not. Memorex has a web site that downloads a label making program. However, I just scan one empty sheet and a couple more steps and I have a template that works just fine. I forget the exactness of the couple of steps. But either way should work.
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It does have label capabilities, using the Avery formats, but I don't know if it will open existing files. In most cases, I have "cut and pasted" existing files.
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Sorta. The Dymo software has the ability to take a screenshot. So most labels come in PDF format. I enlarge the label then take a screenshot of just the label. Its really easy to do. Its convenient for me, but i also do not do ship out mass quantities.
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No it does not. Completely empty. Fits the pendaflex folders perfectly though.
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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.