Would you recommend these type of labels or printing labels from a printer?
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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 don't know exactly what you are asking, but for the initial use for which I bought the printer, I am pleased. I bought it so as to print labels to use on aluminum plant markers outside in my garden. They have held up well to sun, rain, and now snow and wind. By May I will know for sure whether they have weathered what a year can do to them. They were quick and did not smear and easy for making 2 or more copies of the same name I needed. When tax season is done, I may start labeling all the folders in my cabinet just so they are easier for me to read at a glance.
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No. The labels are specifically designed to work with the Epson Label Maker device.
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I would prefer the computer printed labels as there are many more options to the computer printed labels
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Both. I use them for different purposes. Epson is perfect for quickly and neatly labeling particular items I have like binders or files. Printing labels from a printer I usually reserve for lots of labels I need that need to be bigger than the size the Epson labels offer.
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Good morning Isabella,There are several listings on Amazon for labels that are compatible with this tag printer. You can search Amazon for item #B0048NTDTE, #B0048NYBPA and #B0048NW74C those item numbers will take you directly to some of the listings.PeterA+ SalesCentral800.609.0788
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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 Microsoft Word. It's got full label designation templates. Very convenient!
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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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The quantity of labels will vary depending on the size of labels you print. I have printed 1.5 inch to 5 inch labels.
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Just get you some nametag (or 2x4 inch mailing) type of labels at your local office supply store. Then you can not only print your own labels, but for larger ones put an easy to see picture on it as a quicker way of reading the label. - Also a roll of white duct tape and a sharpie works good too.
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You can buy cheaper labels. We use House labels and they work great. Susan - Owner Paradise Arcade Shop, Hawaii
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All inkjet and laser printers support printing labels, as long as you have the sheet of labels at 8-1/2" x 11". If you don't use up the whole sheet, however, you end up with left over labels. We recently used 3 column x 10 row of labels on this printer and it worked fine.
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I haven't printed just one label, but I have printed a column or a row. But you can set it up for what you want. That decision is made by your computer program, not the label.
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If you need to print lots of labels (20+ at a time), you should consider cheaper labels on 8 1/2 by 11" sheets you can buy in boxes of 100 sheets for less then this printer's labels cost. This printer is best for the convenience of printing one or a few at a time. You could easily take this label maker to the market with you and attach to your laptop to print a few at a time.
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Yes but I haven't found any that stick really well. Depending on your application, mine is warehouse in the elements, you might want to stick to the brother labels.
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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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I have never personally used this label printer, however, if it is a thermal label printer, it should work just fine.
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I have not tried to print labels on my printer. I have used heavier than normal paper (not cardstock) and had no problems. My suggestion is definitely to buy high quality labels and sometimes they have smaller packages of labels so you can test it out. Over the years I have used various different types of printers (Ink Jet and Laser) and have not had a problem with printing labels. Have you checked with or emailed Dell?
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Zebra and Dymo labels work fine; I use generic labels from u-line (specifically 2 1&#8260;4 x 1 1&#8260;4) I see that you had an additional question regarding printing of ISBN barcodes- the labels I just mentioned are a perfect size for printing ISBN barcodes in a size that makes them easily readable by barcode scanners.
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Zebra and Dymo labels work fine; I use generic labels from u-line (specifically 2 1⁄4 x 1 1⁄4) I see that you had an additional question regarding printing of ISBN barcodes- the labels I just mentioned are a perfect size for printing ISBN barcodes in a size that makes them easily readable by barcode scanners.