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Re: Good stick-on printer labels?
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lugnet.market.shipping
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Sat, 5 Jan 2002 19:25:55 GMT
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Yeah, I didn't see what I wanted at the store. I checked Avery and found
5165 and 8165. The 5165 cost $42 for 100. 5265 is a box of 25. These are
full page size.
I'm interesting in something that has only part of the page perforated as a
label, with the rest for invoice text.
42 cents - can this be done cheaper?
Is there some kind of machine that can take regular paper, and semi-automate
the process of cutting and gluing the label portion? I'm imagining something
like a paint roller with a knife, but with glue. Or is sticky label the only
reliable way?
I haven't bought any Avery products since 1986. Honest! I bought one large
box and I'm still looking for the bottom.
In lugnet.market.shipping, Scott Runkle writes:
> I use the avery laser printer ones. You can find them at a store like
> Staples. They have many sizes, and are good if you want to both use them in
> your laser printer or simpy write on them.
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> -- Scott
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| I'm still looking for a source for full-page laser printer form that has a small area with peel off label. Not a page size sticky label (these cost 42 cents and still have to be cut up.) But the kind that mail order fulfillment uses, so the computer (...) (23 years ago, 14-Jan-02, to lugnet.market.shipping)
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| | Re: Good stick-on printer labels?
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| (...) I use the avery laser printer ones. You can find them at a store like Staples. They have many sizes, and are good if you want to both use them in your laser printer or simpy write on them. -- Scott (23 years ago, 5-Jan-02, to lugnet.market.shipping)
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