Can you print more than one line on a label?
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At least 4-5 lines, yes. It leaves a large empty space on top and bottom; it does not print all the way to the top or bottom edges, unfortunately. But be warned- it does NOT print at all if it has been sitting around not being charged! Mine just sits in on a shelf, I haven't used it in many months because unless you are going to use it constantly, it's just in the way sitting plugged in all the time. I mostly just address my envelopes one at a time. If an office needs it to print several times a day, it would be great for that, but just to use a couple times a week is more trouble than it is worth. At least 4-5 lines, yes. It leaves a large empty space on top and bottom; it does not print all the way to the top or bottom edges, unfortunately. But be warned- it does NOT print at all if it has been sitting around not being charged! Mine just sits in on a shelf, I haven't used it in many months because unless you are going to use it constantly, it's just in the way sitting plugged in all the time. I mostly just address my envelopes one at a time. If an office needs it to print several times a day, it would be great for that, but just to use a couple times a week is more trouble than it... » Read More At least 4-5 lines, yes. It leaves a large empty space on top and bottom; it does not print all the way to the top or bottom edges, unfortunately. But be warned- it does NOT print at all if it has been sitting around not being charged! Mine just sits in on a shelf, I haven't used it in many months because unless you are going to use it constantly, it's just in the way sitting plugged in all the time. I mostly just address my envelopes one at a time. If an office needs it to print several times a day, it would be great for that, but just to use a couple times a week is more trouble than it is worth. « Show Less
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Depending on the width of the tape, and the font used, you can have several lines. Using the 1" tape I've made tapes with 4 lines, with different font sizes on each line. You can also left or right, top or bottom justify, so you can print in a small font, top justify it, and then cut the tape real narrow for a thin label. It acts just like a word-processor, within the limits of the tape.
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At least 4-5 lines, yes. It leaves a large empty space on top and bottom; it does not print all the way to the top or bottom edges, unfortunately. But be warned- it does NOT print at all if it has been sitting around not being charged! Mine just sits in on a shelf, I haven't used it in many months because unless you are going to use it constantly, it's just in the way sitting plugged in all the time. I mostly just address my envelopes one at a time. If an office needs it to print several times a day, it would be great for that, but just to use a couple times a week is more trouble than it is worth.
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If you keep pushing print you can make as many of the same labels as you want.
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Yes, the printer has dual trays. Yes, you can put labels in a supplemental input tray and regular paper in the standard bulk copy/printer input tray.
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You can print any color you want. You can print all the labels in ONE COLOR or a DIFFERENT COLOR for each folder. The choice is yours.
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It is really awful! I try to make several labels at a time - like a long ribbon of labels I will separate before with scissors. This way, the printer cuts only one piece of blank paper.
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The actual labels are separate from each other, you just peel one off at a time, but the backing is not perforated. It's one solid piece and you would probably ruin the labels if you tried to split them. I have had no problem though with just printing one label, using it, and then coming back to print on the other one later. Hope this helps.
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You can print anything on the labels, text, pictures or any type of graphics. You can download free labeling software from Fellows, Avery, and search for free labeling software on Cnet.com.
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Yes, and the owner's manual tells you how to do it. The maximum number of lines is four - it depends on the width of the label you are using and the size of the text.
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Impossible to answer: YOUR label can vary depending on how big YOU make it. If you make a lot of larger labels with large margins, you will get fewer labels!
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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 four different fixed length labels. I can't say for sure but I doubt that it supports variable length labels.
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To the best of my knowledge this labeling machine only takes one size of tape and the specifics about that should be with the product description. The print size can be adjusted up or down to make the print fit into the length of tape you need.
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IT depends on where you are printing your labels from. If you are printing them from the USPS site there is a box you need to check that says something like "only print postage and not receipt". You have to check that box in order it for it to only print on a half sheet.
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Jennifer McGuire demonstrates how to chain print multiple labels. It's at around 9:28 in the video. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0r1BbMMEM_0&index;=2&list;=PLTuV6i1nUI6TEZkRbogCKDzzhtk7DpS-r
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I did, but the problem the label has it does not print where the label is. It prints off, I could not get them to print on the printer. What I did was to print a sheet then copy on to the labels on a copy machine
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If you want to print directly on the label, you must have a printer that has that capability. My printer does not... I just write on it with a felt tip.
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I haven't personally printed any, but it has the capability. I watched a youtube video and it shows you how to do it. Hope this helps.