Does the software works to make clothes labels? It has to have at least 3 lines of information like found on clothes labels. Thanks!
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The smallest fonts that are legible are 4mm. most clothing label lettering is smaller than options in this program. For monograms and larger lettering though it is a very nice program with lots of options.
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Don't waste your money on this program. There are very few useful fonts for monogramming and only 3 patterns. It will not let you use fonts from other sources. Try SewWhatPro64. It let's you try it for free to see if you like it before you actually purchase it.
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I have the Janome MC12000 which does all that this software does, so I returned the software. Janome sews very nicely, so you may want to look into some of their models.
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No. This package contains labels only. You must download or purchase the software seperatly.
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Yes, plus you get custom label software with the purchase of one of the Dymo label printers
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I have Windows 7 and the Avery program works well with it. As a previous person answered, this product holds your CD steady so that you can apply the label. It would work with any operating system that could print CD labels. No instructions came with the label applicator - I place the CD on the Label Applicator, peel the backing off the label and position it on the CD. Easy.
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There are applications out there to help you make your own labels ( I think that is what you are asking). I used Photoshop to make my wine bottle labels. You could either design from scratch of use a template they supplied. If I were to do it again, I would choose an easier application. Just google or BING label making.
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I think yes... At least in the online tool. I have not tried it yet but it lets you edit one label at a time and choose fill direction right then down or down then right . You can try online tool without buying this first just google the link.
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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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It does have the typical labels. I'm pretty sure it did have some blank labels. I will look to see if I still have mine. In the meantime maybe someone else can confirm.
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Yes it should work. Just remember to check the features you want as defaults, I.E. shrink to fit. It takes more keystrokes to print a label.
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I use Microsoft Word. It's got full label designation templates. Very convenient!
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Yes, the software I use came on a cd that used to be included in the larger packs. Haven't seen any of those in a couple years. Go to www.avery.com/software and down load FREE the software you need. Has lots of templates for various type Avery labels. Very good program that lets you do lots of cool designing and printing. You won't be able to print labels correctly without the software. You will also need an applicator tool to apply labels to a disc. It will be very difficult to apply labels without one, but very easy with it. See (Avery CD/DVD Label Applicator ( 5699 ) here on Amazon. Or can find them at office supply stores. If you do very many disc it'll be worth it's weight in gold. Yes, the software I use came on a cd that used to be included in the larger packs. Haven't seen any of those in a couple years. Go to www.avery.com/software and down load FREE the software you need. Has lots of templates for various type Avery labels. Very good program that lets you do lots of cool designing and printing. You won't be able to print labels correctly without the software. You will also need an applicator tool to apply labels to a disc. It will be very difficult to apply labels without one, but very easy with it. See (Avery CD/DVD Label Applicator ( 5699 ) here on... » Read More Yes, the software I use came on a cd that used to be included in the larger packs. Haven't seen any of those in a couple years. Go to www.avery.com/software and down load FREE the software you need. Has lots of templates for various type Avery labels. Very good program that lets you do lots of cool designing and printing. You won't be able to print labels correctly without the software. You will also need an applicator tool to apply labels to a disc. It will be very difficult to apply labels without one, but very easy with it. See (Avery CD/DVD Label Applicator ( 5699 ) here on Amazon. Or can find them at office supply stores. If you do very many disc it'll be worth it's weight in gold. « Show Less
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Sorry Michael. Don't know. Strictly use it for labels, but absolutely love it. Jeff
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I don't think so, just the stuff to make a label, but I don't think it has templates for you.
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If you google Avery and the label type, you can find templates for different programs. However! I still was only able to get 50% of them to align, the templates really are horrible. Sorry.
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It makes tons of different kinds of labels. I haven't tried them yet, but there's a laser "Avery White WeatherProof Address Label" as well as some Weatherproof Shipping Labels that are available, plus a wide assortment of other label sizes. It also does full-sheet labels. Hope that helps!