Will these labels only work with a laser printer or does an inkjet (like an HP Officejet) provide a good print?
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It has to be a laser printer. The inkjet ink will not adhere to these labels.
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Hi - if you use an inkjet then the printing will run as soon as it rains. The laser permanently imprints the image during a heating process in the printer itself. Also, I recommend that you BOLD all your typing as this further ensures that the images will remain for years. If you use the regular print then the images will fade in a couple of years, thus causing you to retype the labels. Please also consider the Avery clear labels (#5630). It took me a long time to be convinced to use the clear ones but they are less obtrusive when you look at all the tags in the winter garden. Also, the sun seems to bake the clear labels onto the markers. These are also laser labels. Hope this is helpful. Faith Hi - if you use an inkjet then the printing will run as soon as it rains. The laser permanently imprints the image during a heating process in the printer itself. Also, I recommend that you BOLD all your typing as this further ensures that the images will remain for years. If you use the regular print then the images will fade in a couple of years, thus causing you to retype the labels. Please also consider the Avery clear labels (#5630). It took me a long time to be convinced to use the clear ones but they are less obtrusive when you look at all the tags in the winter garden. Also, the sun... » Read More Hi - if you use an inkjet then the printing will run as soon as it rains. The laser permanently imprints the image during a heating process in the printer itself. Also, I recommend that you BOLD all your typing as this further ensures that the images will remain for years. If you use the regular print then the images will fade in a couple of years, thus causing you to retype the labels. Please also consider the Avery clear labels (#5630). It took me a long time to be convinced to use the clear ones but they are less obtrusive when you look at all the tags in the winter garden. Also, the sun seems to bake the clear labels onto the markers. These are also laser labels. Hope this is helpful. Faith « Show Less
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The print will be fine but I don't believe it will be waterproof. I think the ink will run.
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The labels are weatherproof, but the ink used on them also has to be weatherproof. INKJET is not.
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I did once accidentally run them through my inkjet, and the ink smeared badly. Only use them in a laser. However, you can mark on them with a Sharpie if you are just looking for a weatherproof label and don't have a laser.
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WE used it with and Officejet Pro Inkjet Printer for the Garden labels and they still look great since they were placed outside in the beginning of July. Doreen
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If it says for laser printer then use a laser printer. I would not put it in a inkkjet. Call HP and ask them to be sure. I love the labels for sign and plant labels which are outside. They last for several years on my flower pots even when washed in hot soapy, bleach water.
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I did once accidentally run them through my inkjet, and the ink smeared badly. Only use them in a laser.However, you can mark on them with a Sharpie if you are just looking for a weatherproof label and don't have a laser.
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All inkjet printers will work. No laser just plain old inkjet ink. I use epson 1400's and I refill my own cartridges and have done 100's of the prints.
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I expect you can print on them with a laser printer (my printer is an inkjet). I use them to make wall labels for paintings exhibited in cafes because they peel right off the wall at the end of the show. They don't stick as well to some surfaces with texture but flat surfaces work great.
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I have an HP inkjet printer and it works flawlessly. These are really a great deal and you will not be disappointed.
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Yes (http://www.dymo.com/en-US/labelwriter-400-label-printer). For future reference, my understanding is that any Dymo printer labeled "Labelwriter" will work with these labels. They even work in my old CoStar Corp. label printer (which became the LabelWriter series when Dymo bought out that company in the late 1990's).
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Yes, I always use my laser printer for CD/DVD labels. The printing is much more durable than the inkjet printer. I use the preset style "Laser Labels" in the printer preferences. These work perfectly, no problems and just as well as the Avery brand.
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Should work OK with standard weight sheet feed label stock made for use with laser printers. We routinely print on Staples & Avery brand address label sheets in our P2035 lasers with good results.
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NO!! These will NOT work with Inkjet printers! I have tried, and like others, I have wasted time & money. I will have to find another use for these. . . All sellers of this product should state "Not intended for use by Inkjet printers/copiers.
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Yes. They work with a laser printer. I did find that I had to calibrate the printer and adjust the color settings in my print dialog and in photoshop to get accurate color.
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No, they are flat and a very bright white.I didn't mention before that they are laser, not inkjet, labels.But if you let them dry for a day they are pretty good with ink and they take colour well either way.
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I print them for work, on an HP Color LaserJet. They come out pretty good, except sometimes the sheets stick together when they feed so I have to watch them carefully. I do a lot of desktop design so I can set up the labels in Adobe InDesign exactly as I want them to print on the sheet. Not all software probably gives you that option.
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No unfortunately this product is for laser printers only, it cannot be used on an inkjet printer or a high speed copier. Please let me know if you have any questions or if there is anything else we can do to help. Best regards, Label Outfitters, Inc.
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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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Really you can use any kind of label you like...I like to use adhesive labels but you could even just write the address with a Sharpie and use stamps if you like. I usually ship via USPS and print all my postage labels at home, so for everything except Priority International (which has to be printed on regular paper), I use these labels in my inkjet printer: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B002JGQGQ0/ref=oh_details_o03_s00_i01?ie=UTF8&psc=1. They work great on these polybag mailers, boxes, envelopes, etc.
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Just a heads up, with this exact product, these labels don't come with the program used to design them. They'll work on any printer nitty I'm not sure if the program bought separately would work with a Mac
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We us these labels on an zebra printer. They are about 4-1/8" in diameter, if this size will fit in your printer they should work.
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My experience is that the toner does not adhere to the labels when processed through my HP1320 laser printer.....unfortunately I have wasted money on these labels