🚀 go-pugleaf

On Wed, 25 Nov 1998 11:19:36 GMT, tennyson@NO_SPAM.caverock.net.nz
(Snoopy) wrote:

>Working backwards...
>
>I have a printer with a straight through paper path.
>I have some sheets of Jet.Copier.Laser labels of the 'Impact' brand.
>Paper type LCF contains an A4 sheet with ten labels (and some blank
>space), in two vertical rows of five, with the individual labels lying
>sideways across the page.
>What software can I use to lay out and print my label design (which
>will contain both graphics and text)?   Is there some sort of template
>I can download, which is already in LCF sheet format? SNOOPY
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Well - I dont see why you cant just use Photoshop/Illustrator to make
the labels? Then export them to QuarkXPress/Pagemaker - arrange them
nicly and print on the label paper, thats what I do, for minidisc
labels - which are roughly 3.5 inch floppy disk size. Just measure
what size you need them. Also try Avery Label Pro or similar - its
free :)