Label printers for iPad Pro
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Can you recommend a Brother P-touch label maker
Comments (14)Get the Brother printer that sets on your desk and hooks to your computer. Then you can use the mouse to stretch or shrink the label size, the entire label appears on the monitor as it will be in the finished product. Then when you are ready to make a label you just hit print and like any printer it spits out the printed page, in this case a label. I use a refurbished (½ price, on the Brother refurbished website) P-Touch PRO DX 9200. It was quite a bit more but it precuts the tapes, makes duplicates easily and takes up to 1½ inch tapes. I bought it only for daylilies but have found many other uses for it. They don't make this model anymore but any of them that are only a printer without the keyboard or screen will be cheaper, easier to use, faster, and more accurate and less wasteful because you use the compter software, which by the way, can easily be updated free from the Brother website....See MoreCalibrating printer before using Avery software
Comments (3)After you fold your paper, let's say vertically. See where the crease in the paper falls on the numbered graph. My vertical crease falls on one notch below the center square figure so on the vertical box in the calibrate printer window I typed -1 Below box are minus numbers, above are the + numbers. Where ever your paper crease fell that's the number you put in. Luckily my horizontal was creased right at the center, so I put nothing in that box. I use all Avery products and print postcards and labels without any problems. I do a check first before printing good copy by using plain paper and Draft printing choice first. Hold the test printed page over the card stock and see if each card or label lines up before using the good stock and Best printing ink option....See MoreWhere to get pretty soap labels?
Comments (7)I use Microsoft Publisher, although any program that can make business cards would do. I use a business card format, and customize it. I then print out a sheet of them on regular printer paper, and cut them out. I affix them to the soap using Scotch brand storage tape. The storage tape is temperature and moisture resistant. This tape also acts as a seal of sorts for the bar of soap, too. I do the same thing, except sometimes I use different lable formats, for all of my bath products I sell. My graphics that I use I obtain by browsing the usenet newsgroup, alt.binaries.clip-art. This has worked well for me, and is more cost efficient than buying labels. Susan...See MoreFavorite iPad apps thread
Comments (17)I just checked to see if springpad was available for all platforms and it is! I use it all the time I have it on my phone, tablets and pc all synced together. It is so easy to save something I might want to look at later or make a note about something. Check it out I bet you can find a use for it too. Super easy to use. Springpad I have used Imageshack for years and years for storing my pics online and using the codes to post them to forums etc. they make apps for apple and android which are great you can send your pics right from your phone or tablet etc to your imageshack account and lots more. I use it all the time. these are some of them check there may be more. Of course you would need an imageshack account which is free, I have had mine for years and have never had problems with it like I have with photobucket! SkyPath by Imageshack Corp that is for apple ImageshackDroid android version Skypath For Android another android option with skypath I have been using the imageshackdroid one but I will try the skypath one now to see which I like better....See More- 8 years ago
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