K wrote:
"Natalie" wrote in message
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: "
: When SWMBO'd wanted to some labels to price her crafty things I
: noticed that the labels used by Safeway in the weight it yourself
: machines where quite nice and easy peel. Spoke nicely to one of the
: assistants and got a roll. OK you have to write shock horror the
: price on but an inkjet that has decent paper guides would probably
: print on 'em OK. I've not tried that however.
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: Cheers
: Dave. Remove "spam" for valid email.
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: Avery labels (come in lots of different sizes) can be bought from Viking
: Direct and you can print them with your computer printer. Word even
: supports the different label layouts.
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: Natalie
:
Yes I must experiment with smallest font sizes. Your and Dave's ideas have
given me food for thought. Why didn't I think of them :O((
Possibly you've never used a 'puter to print labels before?
For CD's unless you are handling HUGE amounts of valuable stock,
surely a normal computer printer with avery labels would be OK. Printers
from about 25 quid, and labels cary in cost depending on size. There
are plenty of size guides to avery labels online and on the backs of
packets.
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JW