2 Comments for Can I print continuous sticker labels using an inkjet printer?
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The One | February 15th, 2011 at 8:15 am
From the specifications listed for that model, No. You would need a printer capable of banner printing to do continuous labels (check your printer paper options from the driver or print setup options to check if it has banner as an option). You could, however, cut the labels into lengths of the maximum paper length for the printer (legal size of 14″ should be OK) and run them through that way.
Good luck.
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Jung | February 15th, 2011 at 8:46 am
Yes you can print continuous sticker labels once you have it set correctly n your template or in your word processor. Before putting the labels, put a blank sheet and select your printer to output 10 labels.
Then take the sheet and check to see if they align with your label .
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2 Comments for Can I print continuous sticker labels using an inkjet printer?
1. The One | February 15th, 2011 at 8:15 am
From the specifications listed for that model, No. You would need a printer capable of banner printing to do continuous labels (check your printer paper options from the driver or print setup options to check if it has banner as an option). You could, however, cut the labels into lengths of the maximum paper length for the printer (legal size of 14″ should be OK) and run them through that way.
Good luck.
2. Jung | February 15th, 2011 at 8:46 am
Yes you can print continuous sticker labels once you have it set correctly n your template or in your word processor. Before putting the labels, put a blank sheet and select your printer to output 10 labels.
Then take the sheet and check to see if they align with your label .
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