I got a label stuck in my printer, it is copying it 3 times on my documents.. what can I do to get it out

In order to copy a document correctly, the document must be facing down onto the glass (text or images facing down), and oriented so that the (typically) top-right corner matches with the triangle next to the glass. Close the lid, then press 'Resume' or one of the buttons labeled 'Start Copy'. This should allow the printer to correctly copy the document.
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Hi,

Are you able to make copy standalone ?

If yes, follow the steps on your pc

Click on start button
Click on Control panel
Open Printers and Faxes Folder
Check if there is any documents stuck in Queue on the printer icon
If yes, Right click on the icon and click Cancel all documents, ( do it 2-3 times )
Refresh the page by pressing F5 button on keyboard.
Disconnect the printer power cord, Restart your PC and connect the cord.
Try to print

Regards,
Ron

Place the document you want copied into the feed tray on top of the printer. Push the "Copy' button on the front panel (next to Scan and Photo).
If it's a black and white document (text), push the Start Copy button labelled as Black If it's a color document, push the Start Copy button labelled as color.
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Microsft Word is probably not only the best but if not the only solution. Test print a label or two, at a time and then a sheet, at a time. Attempting to print muliple sheets from a file associated with a different, standard, printer may not line up well enough to print pages and pages, unattended.

What you see between these ---> < - > <---- Brackets are actions for you to perform.

You'll may wish to choose a Microsft Word Template, you can do that by opening Microsoft Word, <Help>, <Tempates> or (if you cannot find templates) via: http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/templates/ select a label from your file and pick the number from the list that corresponds with the label on the box of labels. Please forgive the ambiguity, I'm working blind without knowing your Operating System or your version of Word, what printer, etc... This is general enough for most systems.

Here's the order:

1. Click <Tools>, <Letters and Mailings>, Click <Envelopes and Labels>.
2. Click the <Labels> tab, and Click <Options>.
3. First choose the printer you want to use and next the label supplier number from the box sheets that you'll print your labels on.
4. Click <Product Number>, scroll to the corresponding number from the label box. click Ok
5. Click <Envelopes and Labels>, Click <New Document> and a label document will open.
6. Type data onto the labels you choose to use, Avery number work well with Word .
7. Click <File>, Click <Print>.

Now, you could try to make a copy of your label list, to experiment with, but it's probably best that you re-type the labels into each of the boxes while reading from your label program; until your PC is returned

print labels on a officejet

Check the settings of the printer. In the mean time, copy all the printable files to a new folder for safety reasons. Copy them and NOT move them. meaning you have a backup till you sort the problem out.

Some dust particle or something might have been stuck on the scanner. Try cleaning the scanning glass

if the label came off on the drum then no, the drum is the blue or green roller that is protected by the plastic flap. A quick easy way to tell is that there should be 3 or 4 marks on the page, evenly spaced, this will indicate something stuck on the drum. The only repair is to replace it, because of the highly sensitive material that it is made of.

Hi-

Im not really familiar how to make label on Excel but you can try this steps that works on words:

Please follow the steps below to print Business Cards or Labels in Microsoft Word.

1) Click on TOOLS.
2) Click on ENVELOPES AND LABELS.
3) Click on the LABELS tab.
4) Click on OPTIONS.
5) Under PRINTER INFORMATION select LASER AND INKJET.
6) Under product number select the label type that you are using. If you are using Avery labels, select the number that coincides with the number on the Avery package.
7) Click on OK.
8) Click on NEW DOCUMENT.
9) This will give you the layout of the document format on your screen.
10) Type in all the information you need on one label.
11) Once the label is completed, highlight that whole label.
12) Click on EDIT, COPY.
13) Click on the next label.
14) Click on EDIT, PASTE.
15) Paste the information on all labels until page is completed.
16) Print your labels.

With this procedure, you do not need to modify the page setup or printer driver properties.

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Create a mail merge label with the Address Book
On the File menu, click New.
In the Works Task Launcher, click Templates.
In the Letters and Labels category, click Mailing labels.
Click Use this style.
In the Labels dialog box, click Mailing labels.
Click OK.
The Label Settings dialog box appears.
Under Printer Information, click the option for the printer you are using.
Under Label Information, select the label product and style.

If you're seeing 30 of the same label, try adding <<Next Record>> to the beginning of each label (including the < > characters as shown). If you need more help please simply reply to this by posting comments, and I'll be notifited right much faster than happening across a request for help by chance; the system will send me an e-mail to make me aware of your comments.

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Thanks,

Aimiel