Is it possible to print two titles on one label and cut in half to use on slim cases?
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Oops. You mean type. I was talking about printing by hand, which is what I had done.
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A very cautious Yes, but with these conditions: 1. You should use the template provided by the label manufacturer. It works with MS Word. 2. The template allows two columns of labels for a standard CD jewel case. You might find a template for a slim case, but the labels will be very thin. The labels I bought tended to rip apart when separating from the backing sheet. This can be a royal pain when labeling CD cases. 4. I had to use a professional trimmer to trim the label sheets which were supposed to be pre-sized.You may want to just go with a standard 8.5x11 self-stick label sheet and trim your own. Working with the regular size CD jewel case label was frustrating; trying a half-width label may try your patience.
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I don't think so. the labels are pretty thin to begin with. You would have a pretty hard time trying to splits them them in half. But they do work great on regular size cases.
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I suppose, if the print font was set accordingly. The full label fits exactly the spine of a standard jewel case, so you might get a bit of wraparound. I would think the print size would be terribly small and difficult to read, plus you would need to be able to cut the strip in half precisely. Worth a try if that's how you store your media.
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Hi Alexis,I never tried it since font size 12 fits so nice. I would guess you would have to use a very small font which isn't easy to. See clearly when the CD is in the case. My opinion is that you wouldn't be very happy. It also won't cover the jewel case when cut in half. Go for the extra buck. It comes out beautiful. You could make a few of them, print one sheet and see how it comes. Waste one sheet as a test. Again with size 12 it comes out very nice and completely covers the case and is big enough to read easily. Good luck with the test but I would just buy enough labels. I think your CDs will look much nicer. I just finished about 300. Jeff Hi Alexis,I never tried it since font size 12 fits so nice. I would guess you would have to use a very small font which isn't easy to. See clearly when the CD is in the case. My opinion is that you wouldn't be very happy. It also won't cover the jewel case when cut in half. Go for the extra buck. It comes out beautiful. You could make a few of them, print one sheet and see how it comes. Waste one sheet as a test. Again with size 12 it comes out very nice and completely covers the case and is big enough to read easily. Good luck with the test... » Read More Hi Alexis,I never tried it since font size 12 fits so nice. I would guess you would have to use a very small font which isn't easy to. See clearly when the CD is in the case. My opinion is that you wouldn't be very happy. It also won't cover the jewel case when cut in half. Go for the extra buck. It comes out beautiful. You could make a few of them, print one sheet and see how it comes. Waste one sheet as a test. Again with size 12 it comes out very nice and completely covers the case and is big enough to read easily. Good luck with the test but I would just buy enough labels. I think your CDs will look much nicer. I just finished about 300. Jeff « Show Less
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I assume you mean, hold different thicknesses at the same time. I haven't done that myself but have seen a place recently that had a variety of letters and posters hanging from the same strip. As long as there isn't a big difference, it would work.
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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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Yes, that's what I did. I used only the ones I wanted in a poster sized frame. It was very easy to do, but be careful with the Star Trek font because it gets very thin/flimsy in places.
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If you have two images that you'd like me to stick side by side on the 1/4 sheet I can do that. Or if you'd like the logo's side by side I can do that as well just let me know what you need after you order.
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Yes. Extracted from User Guide: Creating Multi-Line Labels"You can print a maximum of four lines on a label.The number of lines you can print on a label depends on the label width you have selected.￼￼￼￼￼Label Width1/4" (6 mm) 3/8" (9 mm) 1/2" (12 mm) 3/4" (19 mm)Maximum Number of Lines1 line 2 lines 3 lines 4 lines￼To create a multi-line label1 Type the text for the first line and press .2 Type the text for each additional line and pressafter each line of text.3 Press to print." Yes. Extracted from User Guide: Creating Multi-Line Labels"You can print a maximum of four lines on a label.The number of lines you can print on a label depends on the label width you have selected.￼￼￼￼￼Label Width1/4" (6 mm) 3/8" (9 mm) 1/2" (12 mm) 3/4" (19 mm)Maximum Number of Lines1 line 2 lines 3 lines 4 lines￼To create a multi-line label1 Type the text for the first line and press .2 Type the text for each additional line and pressafter each line of... » Read More Yes. Extracted from User Guide: Creating Multi-Line Labels"You can print a maximum of four lines on a label.The number of lines you can print on a label depends on the label width you have selected.￼￼￼￼￼Label Width1/4" (6 mm) 3/8" (9 mm) 1/2" (12 mm) 3/4" (19 mm)Maximum Number of Lines1 line 2 lines 3 lines 4 lines￼To create a multi-line label1 Type the text for the first line and press .2 Type the text for each additional line and pressafter each line of text.3 Press to print." « Show Less
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You can make the label print smaller or larger; however, I have not found where you can stop it from printing the blank on both sides. It is a very good label maker though. It makes it fun to put the different icons or emblems on each label. It is also easy to use.
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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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I did it with covers that have only a couple of pages but they are tight. Wouldn't try it with thicker booklets.
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The size limit of this labeler is 1" -&- from what I can see the ptouch application does not appear to be adaptable to other (non-label) printers. The software will allow you to make a split label, so you could make a 2" wide label on two 1" label sections, that you would attach next to, or above/below, each other.
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Yes, you can. Remember to make sure the paper is placed in the printer correctly and print on both sheets of paper. Thank you and good luck! I think you will enjoy, if you want to see what I printed out I will give you my email and send a few pics.
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Yes, it can do full cuts which cut through the label and backing, or half cuts that cut through only the label.
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I have found that 60/sheet spine labels cover all my needs- CD, DVD (there are various widths-regular, slim). I'm looking for labels that allow me to identify the contents, so the 60 labels per sheet does the job for me. I don't understand specifically what you're getting at- are trying to cover a CD or regular DVD or a slim line style?
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Cut out the words/lines you want together so that it is not one big sticker but several different stickers.
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You can download the template for this product here: http://www.avery.com/avery/en_us/Templates-%26-Software/Templates/Labels/Square-Labels/Print_to_the_Edge-Square-Labels-12-per-sheet-_-2-x-2_Microsoft-Word.htm?N=0&refchannel=c042fd03ab30a110VgnVCM1000002118140aRCRD Once you do that it should show up in MS Word as a label option so you can put something different on each label.
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Yes, and I find it is easier to use that Microsoft Word. Select Format, then select Labels, and a long list of Avery labels appears for you to choose from.
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I guess you could do it that way, depending on the design. I purchased 2 sets to try and avoid that problem. I also did a variation of designs and all liwer case or all capital letters. Hope this helps.