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I've purchased Avery labels before and noticed they have templates but I haven't used them. I've always felt a little nervous about rerunning sheets of labels through an ink jet feeder. Should one of the unused labels come loose, clearing the resulting jam could be a big mess. Anyway, I thought for the nostalgic aspect, I was going to use the old dot matrix printed labels for Christmas cards this year. I always thought it was a bit tacky to receive Christmas cards with a computer printed address label so to be unique, I would use the dot matrix printer for my labels. And those that I include letters in the card will find their letter also printed on a dot matrix printer just like I used to do in the 80s. Lloyd -----Original Message----- From: M100 <[email protected]> On Behalf Of Justin Poirier Sent: Thursday, August 19, 2021 1:11 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [M100] Model 100 printer woes I just get the Avery (or whatever brand labels you get) template online for the form-factor of the labels that you have, put my content into each box, and then print them. Peel the labels off individually, keeping the borders of the whole sheet intact. Then keep the unused part. Next time, put new content into the boxes for the labels you haven’t printed, and run the sheet through your printer again. You can keep doing this until you’ve used all the labels. —Justin
