Learn how to create simple labels such as those used for mailing,
shipping, and general purposes.
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What kind of printer do I need to print simple labels?
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What kind of label stock should I use?
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What software do I need to create labels?
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Can I have someone else print my labels?
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What kind of printer do I need to print simple labels?
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For simple labels, a standard LaserJet printer will work fine
and even a DeskJet printer will often be sufficient. Specialized
printers such as thermal, barcode label, and plastic card (PVC)
printers should also work.
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What kind of label stock should I use?
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Generally speaking, it is up to you to select what size and
style of label stock to print on. If you are printing mailing
or shipping labels, it is important to use label stock that
is easy to read, and white is often the best choice. Most office
supply stores have label stock available in numerous sizes,
shapes, and colors.
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What software do I need to create labels?
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Label software, such as SmartVizor, will allow you to quickly
and efficiently design and print all types of labels. If you
have a database or spreadsheet already configured, you can use
SmartVizor to connect to it, or you can create a new database.
Other labeling products are also available, such as those from
our competitors, but users and industry professionals alike
will tell you that SmartVizor is the best label software available.
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Can I have someone else print my barcode labels?
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If you are looking to print labels one time only, then you may
want to find a company that will print your labels for you.
Typically, printing companies are fairly expensive and you will
save money long term by printing your labels in-house on demand.
Printing companies may be easily found using an internet search.
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