Do these labels print the long way, or the short way (meaning, are they rotated 90 degrees to fit more labels on the core)?
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First of all these are ADDRESS labels. However, depending on what style or setting you program it to print is how the type will be oriented.
511483
Actually it's your choice. You can design any format you like, or use the preformatted designs. I had the twin turbo model for a couple of years with great results.
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There's no real way to know. Too many variables: what you are printing, how much color, what colors, printer. Are you printing in draft or picture. In my experience they last for months, but I don't print a lot and it's mostly draft color.
1091503
Yes we had no problem printing on both sides. You just have to adjust the font.
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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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You should be able to go on Avery's website and locate a template, I think they come in a Word document. To be honest, every label that I have ever printed comes out a little crooked due to at-home-printers. The trick is to use a design that doesn't make the flaw so obvious. Their example of the wide green border would make a crooked print really obvious, but something with a solid color background would show better.
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Perhaps they are not loaded properly. I use they labels in my DYMO LabelWriter 4XL with no issues.
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I print on one side then flip and print the next label on the other. Not sure of a way to print on both from eBay/amazon. On eBay you have to make sure and not print the deceit on the other side. Hope that helps.
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Yes, they are as shown. They will also rotate to a horizontal position if you want them to.
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Yes, you can turn them any way you like. I've found myself having unintentionally rotated the weights switching between exercises to the point the logo (on top) was completely upside down. There was no change in the plate positioning, weight distribution, grip, etc. I've had (and very actively) used these for six months now and they are phenomenal.
773011
Yes, I have. I have only printed them one at a time however. I am careful to not let the machine get too hot while printing them, since this could cause the labels to unstick from the backing.
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Direction are written on the back --- very small printing, but it works very well!
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The machine will always waste a half inch on the left side because this is how much it needs to feed to get the previous label out. I think this is due to their cartridge design, so I expect that any machine using TZ tape cartridges has this problem. But, if you look at your [Margin] setting, you can choose "Full", "Half", "Narrow", or "Chain Print". If you need to print multiple labels, use "Chain Print" and there will be nothing wasted between labels. Chain Print does not fully eject the label, so you need to hit "Feed" when you're done or the cutter will chop your last label in half. "Narrow" is the best you can get for a single label, and just cut off the leading half inch. The machine will always waste a half inch on the left side because this is how much it needs to feed to get the previous label out. I think this is due to their cartridge design, so I expect that any machine using TZ tape cartridges has this problem. But, if you look at your [Margin] setting, you can choose "Full", "Half", "Narrow", or "Chain Print". If you need to print multiple labels, use "Chain Print" and there will be nothing wasted between labels. Chain Print does not fully eject the label, so you need to hit "Feed" when... » Read More The machine will always waste a half inch on the left side because this is how much it needs to feed to get the previous label out. I think this is due to their cartridge design, so I expect that any machine using TZ tape cartridges has this problem. But, if you look at your [Margin] setting, you can choose "Full", "Half", "Narrow", or "Chain Print". If you need to print multiple labels, use "Chain Print" and there will be nothing wasted between labels. Chain Print does not fully eject the label, so you need to hit "Feed" when you're done or the cutter will chop your last label in half. "Narrow" is the best you can get for a single label, and just cut off the leading half inch. « Show Less
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Put the label length in AUTO and at least the print will be centered. I agree with leading tape of one inch it wastes expensive tape.
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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 have no problem with the labels. They work perfectly with any printer. I think they are really good for the price I paid.
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These are plain continuous labels, but if you don't have a brother printer to setup the desire length during the printing process, these aren't the ones that you want, because you will need to die cut them.
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If your printer can print on cd's, I don't see why it wouldn't print on these following the same directions. They are about the same size. Direct printing opens up another world of possible effects with these.