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avery makes extra long divider like the 'Avery® Extra-Wide Table of Contents Dividers, Multicolor'

Check out the Big Tab Two-Pocket Insertable Plastic Dividers. I've used them in the past to construct portfolios, and they are just wide enough (because of the pockets) that they can peek out from behind the sheet protectors.

They come in 5-tab (product number 81824 or 11906) or 8-tab (product number 11907) sets and are transparent, which adds a nice touch to presentation binders. They are also very durable for binders that will continue to be referenced over time.

If you are talking about Sheet Protectors with the three holes pre-punched the width is already 9 inches.
You can use Avery 16282 labels to attach a cuystomized label to an indivdual sheet protector. The labels come with templates for placing the labels in 5 tab, 8 tab and other tab positions. You could also consider Avery Big Tab set 11902 (Five tabs) or 11903 (Eight tabs). These tab sets are compatible with the Sheet Protectors and each set includes a sheet for custom labels to be inserted in the tabs. There is a template availabe for Microsoft Word to customize your tabs with different fonts and font sizes.

If you are talking about Sheet Protectors with the three holes pre-punched the width is already 9 inches.
You can use Avery 16282 labels to attach a cuystomized label to an indivdual sheet protector. The labels come with templates for placing the labels in 5 tab, 8 tab and other tab positions.

You can, but it will take some work.
1. Lay the protecor over the divider with the tab away fron the 3 holes. Photo #1
2. you can take a X-Acto knife or a razer blade and cut the protecor where the tab is. Photo #2
3. To do this place the blade inside the protector at the fold and push the blade through. Photo #3
4. Make the cut as long as the tab. (hint use a pice of tape as a marker and remove after cut) Photo #3
4. then slide the divider into the protector so the tab sticks out the cut you made. Photo #4

6/03/2010: I believe Avery Part #75500 is what will help you best. This item is a combination of a sheet protector and a divider. They are 8-1/2" x 11", clear, 3-hole punched, 5-tabs per set and the tab inserts can be printed on either a laser or an inkjet printer. The Avery website price is $6.97 per 5-tab set. I hope this helps.

I use Avery Clear Pocket Dividers - these are actually sheet protectors with index tabs on them, so that they can be seen when used with regular sheet protectors. I put a cover sheet for each section in the index sheet protector, with the name displayed on the index tab. 5-tab: Product 75500 8-tab: Product 75501

Avery® Worksaver® Extra-Wide™ Big Tab Insertable Dividers

i got some index tabs, with printable inserts and i could put them along the edge of each sheet protector like a divider. it has 25 self-adhesive tabs that printed great on the laser ink jet printer. stock number 16221 they are 1" clear hope this helps you.

Avery makes a sheet protector that has a divider built on it. I am not sure of the product #, but I have some and love them.

Avery® Index Tabs with Printable Inserts 16219, 25 Tabs, 1"

Product Number: 16219
These tabs can be stuck right on your sleeves. Not sure about dividers that are slightly larger than the sleeves. That's a good question.

Yes, you can use the extra wide dividers.

YES, YOU PUT THE WHOLE PAPER IN THE PRINTER ONCE YOU HAVE FINISH TYPING THE INFORMATION IN THE COMPUTER AND YOU PRESS PRINT

Avery makes dividers that caon be dirrectly printed on.

I use the 5 or 8 easy tabs. They work great and you can do all 5 or 8 at a time. Makes doing tab project a breeze.

You can purchase Avery Direct Print Printable tabs. They are amazing! I do not even buy the other tabs any more. They come in 5 tabs or 8 tabs and work beautifully with laser printers. They look extremely professional and are super easy to use!

Avery does carry Direct Print Dividers that can be used in your laser printer. The product numbers are 11534, 11535, 11568 and 11569. They are incredible!

Avery sells dividers that can print directly on. Most dividers, no, you can't just print straight onto them. The page with the direct print (that's what they're called) is at http://www.avery.com/avery/en_us/Products/Dividers/Direct-Print-%26-Copier-Dividers/_/Ns=Rank|0||Product%20Number|1

Good luck!

Try to adjust the margins. If you aren't using Avery's templates, I highly recommend you get them. They never give me problems. So easy to use and look great!

try going to your printer set up options & selecting the multipurpose try or tray 1 and run some blank pages 1st so that you don't waste any dividers.

Yes, order the direct print presentation dividers from avery. You can print directly onto the labels. They are available in 5 tab & 8 tabs.

MS word has templates that match Avery labels. You can then print out on a plain sheet of paper. If you hold the piece of paper and the labels up to the light, you can see if they match correctly and adjust that way. But the templates in Word are quite reliable

Try modifying the margins.
As a last resort, I sometimes print, and copy (in a copier)----not the best solution, but when time is ticking, it works!

Depending on what you are using them for, if it was my project, I might buy tab dividers and type 1-52 onto them. Or you could buy 3 sets of number dividers (1-25) (26-50) (51-75) . That might cost more initially, but you'd save all the typing and sticker-aligning.

Again, as with most Avery products, you can pretty do things whatever way you want. Practically any Avery template can be used either with or without pre-colored sections. First, download the template you need. If you prefer to write in the section instead of having it color-blocked, use a template editor - like in Microsoft Word - to make changes. For example, in MSWord you can highlight the blocked area and then click on the "Fill" button to change the cell background to "no color" or "no fill." If you download a template from a private user you may have to click on the "Developer" ribbon at the top of MSWord screen to remove any permission restrictions that would prohibit you changing the document yourself. It's fun and easy to get it just like you want! Remember to first save a copy of the original template to your computer before you make changes...that way, you can always go back to where you began.

http://www.avery.com/avery/en_us/Templates-%26-Software/Templates/Dividers/Index-Maker-Dividers/Index-Maker-Easy-Apply-Dividers-8-tab-DOT-file_Microsoft-Word.htm?N=0&refchannel=c042fd03ab30a110VgnVCM1000002118140aRCRD

Copy and paste the link above to get to the template for 612798

Try entering product number 11101 or 11102 into the template search field.

For dividers without labels, you can use Avery's Index Tabs with Printable Inserts (25 self adhesive tabs).

Avery doesn't sell just those pages, but, if you download the DesignPro software (free), it has built in templates for them, with the same coloration etc. That way you can add in custom logos, etc. I love the software. Things I run routinely, I just saved the job, and can reopen and print as needed.

Good luck!

My suggestion would be scan in the blank table of contents page, create an Avery Folder with these scan copies name them 5, 8, 10, 12, 15 tab, or whatever. When you recycle the index tabs, all you need to do is pull the appropriate table of contents page, fill it out with text boxes with the correct information, and print it!

Hope this helps!

Lu