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I am using labels that use temp. 5160. The printing is too low and off to the right. How do I get it on the label?

my label maker 5160 does not line up good on the labels in windows 8 microsoft office

Sheet protectors that I have used since 1968 aren't listed. The product number 73324, side load, black album paper inserts, clear were perfect for picture alblums. The other number on the box is 2VY811

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Try Avery Design & Print Online at www.avery.com/print? Just click on Start, then enter the product number 5160/5161. You can choose the pre-design you'd like to start with, then customize it easily using the program. There's an online video to show you how to use the program at www.avery.com/avery/en_us/Demos/Sof....

If you are using word, once you have your labels set up and before you update all labels, you should be able to highlight the first entry and make your appropriate changes. You can change the font, the size, the color, etc. You can also update your labels and then highlight the whole page and make your changes. I have tried it both ways and have not had a problem. I always print a test page before using the labels to be sure they print correctly.

I am trying to set up a list of address labels using the 5160 Avery labels. However, when I print them out they are not at all in line with the labels. They are down way too far. How do I correct this problem?

Look for the size of your labels in the list and choose the label size template.

This product may be an older version of Avery's Business Cards that are currently available online. Try to find the similar product. I have older versions as well. The best thing to do is print out test pages. Find which product best matches your own. You may need to adjust the settings/borders/spacing in the print setup to best fit your product.

If there are 10 cards per page, you should be able to use 15871, 18871, 27871, 27881, 27882, 27883, 28371, 28865, 28873, 28876, 28877, 28878, 38871, 38873, 38876, 5371, 5376, 5377, 55876, 5870, 5871, 5872, 5873, 5874, 5876, 5877, 5878, 5882, 5911, 8271, 8371, 8376, 8377, 8471, 8476, 8571, 8865, 8870, 8871, 8872, 8873, 8874, 8875, 8876, 8877, 8878, or 8879 . Print first on a plain piece of paper and hold it up to the labels to ensure the positioning is correct.

If you are using Avery Design Pro, most (if not all) Business Card formats should work if the cards are designed as 10 per page with no center margin.
This should also work in other software packages that have business card formats.
If this is not an Avery product and is laid out differently you may have to create a Custom Layout. This is usually not difficult to do as many of the programs that print labels and business cards also have an option to create Custom Layouts by copying an existing layout and then making the needed changes to fit your product.

Try to start a business, will be using labels, photos and mailers.

If you are using Avery's DesignPro software, make sure that the "Master" tab is selected at the bottom of the window. If you are trying to create multiple identical labels, you can only edit the Master label.

Make sure that the "Master" tab is selected at the bottom of the window.

On the avery site go to product categories and under specialty products there should be a template for t-shirt transfers.

Scan it, then save it as a jpeg, then import it into that template.

Make life easy for yourself and use Avery's Design & Print Online tool which can be found under the "Templates & Software" tab. No need for special software on your computer system.

I save mine in the My Documents folder

Job role: Personal work
Use: Mailing and using address labels for notes'
Use: When needed--1-2 times per month

You don't tell us which program your using. If your using Avery DesignPro....You have to create a new blank file...copy & paste the single label you want to print into your newly created file....you can place it anywhere you want it printed on the new file page....then just print the new page, with 1 label

First, open a new document on your desktop by using Microsoft Word, or the program available. Second, go to the Envelope/Label tab and click on the label side. Third, select the Label tab and go down and select single Label. Fourth, on the Address space above the single or multi label tabs, insert the desired address. then if this is the first one, place the label page according to your printer specifications, ie(upside down or right side up) and print. Fifth, from the second Label on you have to alter the number or the column or row accordingly. .. and you are on your way to print one Label or many Labels like a pro! have fun

just try it again

It may seem odd, but on the Avery web site do a search for "8161" and download just this one template rather than the entire suite of templates. The template is there for Microsoft Word and Adobe InDesign, Photoshop, and Illustrator.

Are you sure that you entered the data into each label individually? Sometimes I forget to enter it in each separate box. You must enter the information exactly as the example shows...

for example:
aznstickerlvr
123 Some St
Somewhere, Earth 987654321

If you enter it all as one line, it won't turn out too well! :D I am also a firm believer in printing test pages. Don't always believe the print preview...I hate to admit it...but they're not always correct. :P

Are you using Microsoft Word? If so when you open new document click on tools, letters and mailing then labels. Go to options select Avery US letter under label venders. Scroll down until you come to 8260, click okay. Click on new document, page should pop up with outline of labels and you should be able to type in different address for each label.
Hope this helps.

You will need to set your printer settings to labels. Portrait should be the default for labels. You should also make sure that the other printer settings such as sizing/effects/advanced are set for portrait legal document/label printing. I would also recommend printing a test page before you try anything with your labels. Sometimes you will need to compensate for unalignment by adding in spaces, or moving around the borders on the ruler. To prevent printing in extreme corners, you need to have headers, and borders set in the page set up.

If you are using the Avery template, you do not need to change your print settings. Only select manual feed tray to place your labels on the printer before you send the document to print.

Formatting and printing individual or multiple labels can be done by using the downloadable templates at www.Avery.com/Templates and Avery design software at www.Avery.com/Software. When using the Word templates, select "Single label" option and format the desired amount of labels. In Avery Wizard, after selecting the template and orientation, choose 'Type many different entries on a sheet'. If on Avery Design & Print Online select the 'Enhanced Editing' option to create individual labels. Reminder, if you select a pre-designed template, delete the formatting on unused labels. We do not recommend passing the label sheets through the printer multiple time since it may cause adhesion issues. If your looking to print lesser quantities consider using the labels that are available in half sheets. For additional information on Avery label products please see www.Avery.com/Labels.

create a new file,,,copy & paste the desired label information into the new file.......print the new file with the single label