Avery Address Labels with Sure Feed for Laser Printers, 1-1/3" x 4", 1,400 Labels, Permanent Adhesive (5162) , White
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For sure! It is the printers and computers, not the label (paper), that determine what prints on labels (which are simply another style/layout of paper).
I've used two different labels that are very similar and have previously confused them; the one I'm looking at now is 8162. The labels measure 1 1/3" x 4" and come in a package of 350. There are 25 sheets in total. Each sheet comes with 14 labels. I'm not sure which label you're referring to because it's too blurry for my frail eyes. Make certain you get the right one when you place your order. Is it better to use a laser or an inkjet printer? Once, I made the mistake of ordering two packs of the incorrect one.
There hasn't been any issues for me.
The dimensions are 1 1/3 x 4 inches. So it appears to be dependent on the size of the previously printed address.
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I used to print these labels on my HP printer using the Linix operating system. They refused to print when I received them. The printer powered up and then spit out a blank sheet, claiming that I had selected the incorrect template. br>br>After giving up and writing on the labels by hand, I discovered that all I have to do now is peel off the four blue labels, two at the top and two at the bottom. I'm able to print my labels without difficulty now.
This was a must-have for my holiday mailing labels. I went to a nearby Staples and discovered that the $43 price is $20 higher than Amazon's! And it arrived the next day, courtesy of Amazon! Staples is said to price match, but ordering on Amazon saved me time and effort! br>br>By the way, my Brother laser printer requires that these be stacked one on top of the other. One is located in the printer and is accessed through a small door rather than the standard paper feeder. Individual sheets are fed through a door that must be opened. My printer gave me the evil red light treatment and an error message before I found the door and realized what was wrong! Individual sheets can be fed in a short amount of time.
You should always keep a variety of labels on hand because you never know when you'll need them. br>br>Of course, I use them for mailing, especially when sending out Christmas cards during the holidays. But they're also useful for a variety of other things, such as labeling items for my kids, labeling holiday goodie bags, leaving little notes when I can't find a post it, and so on. I make sure to have both standard mailing sizes and others (larger labels, circular labels, and so on). Finally, when it comes to labels, you can always rely on a reputable brand like Avery; there's no need to try to save a few cents on low-quality alternatives.
53 is a waste of time. I gave it a 99, but if you buy it, I hope you have better luck. I received my 3,500 label order, which was nicely packaged, loaded into the printer, and the templates worked as expected. Everything went well until about 20 minutes after I applied the labels, when they began to easily peel away from the plastic bottles to which they had been applied. I took an unused plastic bottle out of the cupboard, cleaned the outside with an alchohol pad, let it dry, and then applied a new label. After 22 minutes, the bottle began to peel away easily. I concluded that the labels are old after searching for solutions that included preparing and cleaning the surface, using glue, and using tape. I had previously purchased two packages of this exact item, but in the 350 label size, with no issues. I decided to save money by purchasing in bulk, and I received what appears to be a 2006 original production. I had to dash to Walmart to get new labels, and the difference in "stickiness" between the bulk package and small package labels was immediately apparent. The moral of the story is that Amazon is not a good place to buy perishable goods in bulk.
Simply put, there are too many in the box. Labels are fantastic. Every year, I rely on them to print my 60 Christmas cards. My last package took almost 30 years for me to finish. These are sold as a package with too many labels. I wish I could only buy 500 labels at a time because they would only last 8 months. 10 years. 1400 is AN EXCESSIVELY HIGH NUMBERS.
I was having problems with Avery labels 5262, which had lost adherence after a while, possibly due to exposure to the sun or the passage of time, so I ordered these, which appear to be better designed and have a traction strip to make it easier for the printer to pick up. I don't print a lot of labels at once; instead, I print a page about once a month. They're more appealing to me than the 5262.
They're a little big for file labels, but they still work. Good value for money. To keep the entire top line on the label, I had to change the printer settings. It is highly recommended.
When buying in bulk, you can save a lot of money. It was delivered quickly. I only use these Avery labels when I send out newsletters four times a year. I like that the label can hold up to five lines of text and that the templates are simple to use when doing a mail merge.
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