The description says "Print-to-edge capability for full-bleed design" - why am I not able to achieve this using these labels?
1340364
I haven't been able to do that either. The problem is not the paper but with the online software that is free to use. I contacted support so they can explain me how to achieve full bleeding effect. I haven't been able to find the set-up by myself. I recommend you to contact them too, if I hear from them I will post the solution here.
1340365
I have no problem doing that but I use the online templates at Avery.com. No idea why you might be having problems. If you're printing out of Chrome, be sure to uncheck the fit to page setting in the print dialog.
1340366
If you are not using a laser printer you will have this problem. Other than that I don't have a clue.
1273188
8½" x 5½" working area but check your printer for your margin settings. My printer margins are set to 1/2 " on all edges which leaves me a 7½ x 5 printable area.. Also, check to see if your printing software program has a "print preview" feature that allows you to check how your project will look without having to print it out. This gives you the opportunity to crop and resize an image before possibly wasting ink and the card stock with a bad print out. Also remember that you have no margin issues along the fold edge, outside or on the insde, as this runs thru the printer like a single sheet of paper so you can print right up to the fold line. 8½" x 5½" working area but check your printer for your margin settings. My printer margins are set to 1/2 " on all edges which leaves me a 7½ x 5 printable area.. Also, check to see if your printing software program has a "print preview" feature that allows you to check how your project will look without having to print it out. This gives you the opportunity to crop and resize an image before possibly wasting ink and the card stock with a bad print out. Also remember that you have no margin issues along the fold edge, outside or on the insde, as this runs thru the... » Read More 8½" x 5½" working area but check your printer for your margin settings. My printer margins are set to 1/2 " on all edges which leaves me a 7½ x 5 printable area.. Also, check to see if your printing software program has a "print preview" feature that allows you to check how your project will look without having to print it out. This gives you the opportunity to crop and resize an image before possibly wasting ink and the card stock with a bad print out. Also remember that you have no margin issues along the fold edge, outside or on the insde, as this runs thru the printer like a single sheet of paper so you can print right up to the fold line. « Show Less
1106556
It's too thick for printing. For my labels I just use a regular ballpen and write on it. It's permanent that way unlike using a sharpie or a marker.
2069713
Not the Brother P-Touch! You can change the setting but it prints dots showing you where to cut to make the margin smaller. It doesn't actually make the labels smaller. It wastes more tape than you use!
1397879
I used it to print a shirt with a stencil and a sponge and it bled thru. I've had trouble getting it a uniform color without using a screen. Hope this helped
1720255
Need the duplexer installed on the back of the printer(mine came with it in the box). Would depend on the OS print dialog, but somewhere in the printing preferences there is a place where you can specify 2-sided as default..I put long edge. But if you do not do that, when you hit "print" also there would be in the printing dialog box that comes up a way to do it for that print job usually under options or properties there would be a way to specify 2-sided for that particular print job.
1512190
I printed mine from Microsoft Office and Word. There is a drop down selection for labels and it covers all the sizes.
1437772
Up to date drivers is a good idea. Also, when you click on "print", a square menu comes up. Make sure the right printer is identified and then click on "Properties". then on the tab titled "Main" if you are not already there. You should see a line of pictures suggesting draft, text, etc. Click on "Text and Image". That should work. I had to specify with each printing for a while, then it got the hint that I wanted text and image.Good Luck!
1473561
I use FinePrint and am pleased with that software. However, it does require that the hardware to which it is sending its output does support double-sided printing and in this case, the HP does not. Sorry!
246934
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.
1436676
on this particular label we have only done the print.. My husband thinks that you have to have a special program in order to add images.. hope this was helpful
334218
sthis professional label-er is used multiple sizes, (Brother QL-1050 Wide Format Professional Label Printer / Brother QL-1050N Network Wide Format Professional Label Printer are compatible with all DK labels) DK1240 - 4" x 2" Die-Cut White Paper Labels, 600 labels per roll DK1241 - 4" x 6" Die-Cut White Paper Labels, 200 labels per roll DK2243 - 4" Wide Continuous Length Paper, 100 Feet per roll or 2 3/7" x 100' Continuous Label Roll can used all theses brother.com suggest DK tape series, DK1201, DK1202, DK2113, DK2205, DK2210, DK2212, etc. thank you
1903946
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.
440358
I haven't experienced this problem with heavier stock, per se, but I have had a problem with larger envelopes, specifically 6x9, which the printer apparently doesn't recognize as envelopes, and with labels when it doesn't know they're labels. This can be avoided by opening the printer Properties to the Printing Shortcuts tab and selecting "Envelope" or "Label" as the paper type.
267658
I have no clue. I never tried. I hear it's not good to do because of possible leakage into your printer causing damage.
1138125
I have no idea other than to make sure that your print settings are set for the "best" quality. The default is "normal". Also be sure that the paper setting is the same as what you are using.
1445992
Oops, I mistakenly thought the question was about out double sided photo print paper. Sorry. The Labels are matte