HOW TO PRINT AVERY 08161 MAILING LABELS ON ASPIRE/???

You can try it, but the manual says 10 at a time via the Bypass tray. The problem is the fact that normal paper from the trays takes a rather tortuous route through the machine that contains sharp turns. By far the easiest way to print a lot of envelopes is to use Avery 8163 Labels. Use the Avery template and create the pages of addresses and print 50 at a time from the normal paper tray.

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Template for Avery 8163 Shipping Labels 2" x 4"

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Avery® Erasable Multi-Use Removable Labels, 7/8" x 2-7/8", W... ... Avery® Printable Tags with Sure Feed, 2" x 3-1/2", White, 96... ... Avery® Easy Peel® Address ...

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Avery labels may be blocked on your computer so check your security settings. Other wise you may need to refresh the page, your computer or the printer. If that doesn't help you may need to double check your ink cartridges are full and correctly placed, also that the wires connecting the printer to your computer are all in properly.

You need label printing software which can be download for free, try google !

My Epson XP-7100 would not print Avery labels no matter what settings I used for the paper, weight, format in the printer properties. So I used the PRINT function in Word and did "Microsoft Print to PDF". Then I used the resulting pdf and printed it onto the label sheet in my Epson XP-7100. Worked great.

Does seem that if Epson printers can't print using the label file in Word, that at least Epson would put a work-around solution on their website. I had to figure this one out on my own. Although it is easy and relatively quick to do, I took a lot of time to come up with a way to print my Avery labels. Epson, get on the ball!

Normally support for printing Avery Labels is found within the application you are using to create the labels to be printed, i.e. in Microsoft Office Word or similar publishing programs. . . .Avery provide a Wizard extension to use in Microsoft Word to help you to produce and print on their labels. . . .See http://www.avery.com/avery/en_us/Templates-&-Software/Software/Avery-Wizard-for-Microsoft-Office.htm for further details and to download the Wizard. . . .Note: You need to allow Macros to execute within Microsoft Word in order to use the Avery Wizard.

Hi,

1. Pull up a blank Microsoft Word Document.
2. Select "Tools" under the toolbar feature. Slide the cursor down to Letters and Mailing. Slide it to the Right and down. Select "Envelopes/Labels."
3. A box will open up. Make sure that the "labels" tab at the top is selected. The default is "envelope", so you must click on the "labels" tab.
4. Below that, you will see a "print" box. If you want a full page of labels (excellent for Christmas lists, etc.), make sure the "Full Page of Same Label" radio button is selected. If you only want to do one label, make sure the "Single Label" radio button is selected.
5. Off to the right side, you will see the word "Option." Press on that. Locate your label. Whatever labels you are using should have their classification number listed on the bottom left corner of the outside of the box. They tend to be 4 digits (ie. 5162 is the number for Avery White Mailing Labels.)
6. Once you have located your number on the box, find the corresponding number under the "Options Tab." Highlight it. Press Okay.
7. You will see "New Document" in the upper right hand corner. Press that.

Presto! You can now fill in an entire box of labels and send out very classy looking envelopes!

This can be done with settings through your word processing program. Assuming you are using Word:

Microsoft Word 2007
The newest version of Microsoft® Word now includes hundreds of Avery Templates for labels, business cards, dividers and more.

Find Avery Templates by selecting the Mailing tab at the top of the Microsoft® Office Word screen. Just choose Create > Labels > Options > Avery US Letter, then choose your template by selecting the correct Avery Product Code.

Access Pre-Designed Avery Templates that are available from Office Online by selecting the round Office button at the top left of the screen, selecting New and then choosing the Avery product type. Pre-designed templates for Avery business cards, greeting cards, dividers, labels, note cards and postcards are available.

Avery Wizard for Microsoft Office is a free download which inlcudes step-by-step instructions to format Avery labels. Trust this is helpful. :)

After you tell the program to print, you will be queued for the number of labels or sheets of labels you want to print.

Does it still print on plain paper? Check to see if you are missing one or more labels as they may have come off and onto a roller or other part. I've found that label sheets with any labels removed prior to printing are always prone to loosing labels in the process of traveling through the printer.

You'll need the actual Avery code for this, or at least the correct measurements.
Open up Microsoft Word. Go to 'Tools' and find 'Letters and Mailings' in the list. Then off of that is 'Envelopes and Labels'. Click on that one and a box will pop up. If you click on 'Options'. From here you can find the correct label settings by the code which will be on the Avery pack. If you haven't got the code, you can scroll through the lists and highlight options to see the measurements but this will take you a while.
Once you chosen your labels, click on ok. Now you can enter your address in the box and print a whole page of the same address or click on 'New Document' and that will give you a page set out correctly for that label sheet.