Word listing for label printing?
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At the word open document...click on TOOLS then on Letters and mailing, and then on envelopes and labels.\nThere are a lot of sizes to choose from, so if you use Avery label it is much easier to down load the free software from www.avery.com. In this you can type in the # of the type of sheet you are using (at the top). Easy to follow directions also, for single or multiple labels. Icon will appear on your tool-bar.
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Click on "printable view."\n\n§§
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silk screen printing\ndirect ink printing\ntransfer printing
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This is usually done using a barcode font such as code39.  Then if you are programming using Visual Studio.NET, just create a Crystal Report which prints the labels using that font. (You can download the specific Crystal Report formula needed off of the Business Objects website)
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I also use Microsoft Publisher.  It is an awesome program and has already made design templates that you can use or alter to fit your needs.  Good luck!
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Try SolidPDF : \n\nhttp://www.solidpdf.com/
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The best and most accurate way is to use CD labeller kit\n\n Just like this one.\n CD Labelling Kit   http://www.maplin.co.uk/module.aspx?TabID=1&ModuleNo=31498&doy=15m11
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u can use microsoft word.
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Avery sells labels and some packages comes with a program disc. However if you use Word there are built in templates for the Avery labels so there's no need to buy labels with the disc. You can add graphics on Word so yes, you can pretty much put anything you want on the label.
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First you need a program to make the labels.  You can either use MS Word, or any word processing program with a mail merge.  Or, you can download a free tool for Word from Avery. (just google Avery Wizard).  Follow the bells and whistles, set the program up for the type labels you are using. Put them in the printer and hit print.  Is that what you're looking for?
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While I agree with the above posters it is good to have choices.  Take a look at AbiWord.  It is a word processor and a word processor only.  It is quite good.
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Dymo tape is the stuff that you use to print labels.  In the past this was on a machine that had a big wheel of the letters and you would punch out the words. \n\nThese days Dymo also make label printers and stamps.
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Sure, try kinkos. But, it's relatively easy to do it through ms word (tools->envelopes and labels). Just type in the dimensions of the envelope.
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http://www.yrbktips.com/nav1024.cfm?cat=5&subcat=26&subsub=3&method=display&id=437\nhttp://wiki.scribus.net/index.php/InDesign_Shortcuts\nhas a very comprehensive list for CS
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Try using the > LPTx command, assuming your printers are set up correctly for DOS printing. See http://www.computerhope.com/issues/ch000199.htm .
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These guys can help or at least point you in the right direction: www.wordtechs.com. They were lots of help to me.\n\nGood luck!\n~Tia~
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I really can't answer that however I can offer a solution to allow you to print them all.   \n\nHigh light all the answers, in your print properties hit print selection.