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Visit Avery.com/templates very easy to use only took me 10 minutes and they have great templates.

You can absolutely use Avery labels without using an Avery template download. If you are working in Microsoft Windows, just click on tools, click letters & mailings, click envelopes & labels. A box will open and click the tab at the top labeled as "Labels". Now you are going to click options and find whatever label that you are using - I tend to use a lot of 5160. Enter your information and make the radio button is clicked that says "print full page of same label". Now just tell it to print and your done. Good luck and hope that helps.

I attempted to using their Microsoft Word blanks in Apple Pages and they did not work. So I would say NO unless you have Word for Mac. In that case I don't know.

Can you go back and check that the graphics edges are not covering what you want to print? The program is set to print what is on top so if your image is on top of the lettering the lettering will not print.
I tried to reproduce your error several times on my own but could not. - Is it possible you can start over? Or save the product and go back into it to edit?
I hope this helps - if you get any error messages, write those down, so they can be reported.
Good Luck!

Avery Design & Print Online for the light t-shirt transfers should automatically flip for printing.

Click Start Now, then enter your product # and follow the steps to format and print.

If using Microsoft Word go to TOOLS then LETTERS and MAILINGS. Then select Envelopes and Labels. Make sure the label tab is selected and make sure the correct Avery Label is in the right hand corner. After this point there are two ways to do it. You can type in the box and then select print one label or leave it blank and just create a new document. You can then create and copy paste to what labels you want to print.
Hope this helps

If you are using a template for the Avery LIGHT fabric transfers, the template needs to print out in reverse. If you are using a template for the Avery DARK fabric transfers, the template prints out as you see it on your screen.

There is an option on the page where you can print or save to align things - please see the attached graphic

Open Office should work almost exactly like MSOffice does.

If you aren't comfortable with that, try Avery-DesignPro-for-PC:
http://www.avery.com/avery/en_us/Templates-%26-Software/Software/Avery-DesignPro-for-PC.htm?N=0&refchannel=c042fd03ab30a110VgnVCM1000002118140aRCRD

Working with it in the Avery Online Design and Print would be a good idea too.