Would this file be good for storing pre-printed labels on 8 1/2" x 11" paper, not force sheets into slots&amp;prevent paper edges any dents &amp; damages?
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Yes, you may fit even legal size documents inside Expanding Folder pockets and the pockets are deep, therefore avoiding the documents from damage. I am very happy with my purchase till this date.
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Yes, the only caution would be the label size as the label printer software has pre-set sizes.
473089
Works fine, but they caution against using envelopes with self adhesive. I use regular #10, and they print well and go through without wrinkling. With my old HP, envelopes looked like accordions.
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I don't know about those specific sizes. We also had some odd sized envelopes. We had to find paper which was "close" and then adjust the margins. It was fiddly but it worked (while the printer was still working that is).
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Thanks for your email. While this is not my product specifically, most if not all half sheet shipping labels use the same template. The easiest way to print these would be to use the Avery template, number 5126. This template should be available already in just about every labeling software program on the market.Please let me 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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You can use different sized binders. There is a guide so the edges would be even. I love it and used it to make over 100 cookbooks for our family reunion.
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Yes it will....the paper sizes are of no consequence. I have loaded a number of different lengths and widths in the same batch and it just goes through them fine. The one caveat is that the paper would have to be reasonably centered in the Automatic Document Feeder (ADF) so that the roller can grab the next sheet.
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Yep...works just fine. You can load it in the bottom tray or 1 sheet at a time through the front. We use it for cardstock, label sheets, envelopes, etc. As noted in other answers, it does curl the card stock when it prints, but nothing that can't be flattened out if put in a binder.
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Not sure, we only use it to hold 8x11.5 paper. It might as slong as you can fit them in hanging file folders.
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These are three ring binders that I used for plastic sleeves for archiving photos. Anything that is 8.5x 11 that is 3-hole punched should work fine.
1000812
Probably not, it would be too thick, your labels won't lay flat and look nice. It's used more to seal glass case corners or stainless steel pieces together.
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Yes, probably quite well. The software allows you to format the printouts quite flexibly so you should be able to format your ingredient labels quite easily as long as you buy the labeling paper in a large enough size.
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For 4x6 I had to use sheets that only hold two photos. I've been working with all sorts of sizes, many of them more than 100 years old, and it has been maddening. Sorry I can't give you a positive answer.
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I have this shelf unit with the wheels attached and it has a bit of flexibility. If you took the wheels off and had a couple packs of printer paper in the lower drawer, it should work for your needs. That would be assuming your printer runs somewhat stable and is not one the shakes and rocks and rolls as it prints. J. Michael
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The trick is to create labels that are just slightly larger than the 2" sticker (I make mine 2.05") so that any printer-feed issues will not cause white space. Just remember to make your design well within the 2" border. Also, the paper and print options will greatly effect the result, so you might have to experiment. My HP printer did a great job with these, (plain paper, high quality print setting) while my brand new Epson stinks! Everything prints faintly, no matter what the setting. I now go to Office Max and print for $.50 a sheet. Perfect!
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Absolutely! I usually put as many as 5 sheets of paper with no problems. I think maybe 6 or7 sheets, the protectors begin to warp the contents a bit.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.