Help DL! I Have a Printer Label Problem. Does Anyone Make this Type of Label Anymore?

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I just print it on a plain piece of paper, cut it out and tape it on the envelope.

Avery 5164 labels are 3 1/3" x 4", but they're six to a sheet. I'm not sure how that would work if you're only printing one address label at a time, unless you copy/paste the text for a single label into the upper left (or whatever label prints first) of the Word template. It has been many years since I had to make labels that way.

Are these address labels for addresses only, or are you buying postage online and generating a label with a barcode?

If you're buying your postage online for a package, you can get save it as a .pdf and print a 4" x 6" label on Avery 18126. Bigger than your original label, but it won't look odd on a 10x13 envelope. This will enable you to print one at a time. The sheets are perforated, so you can tear them in half and only print the label part, not the extra stuff that's on the bottoms of PayPal labels. That is what I do. Saving each label as a .pdf means that I have a reference for the shipment/address that I can get to offline if I need to do so.

Can't you type the 1 address on the template, and feed the multi-label sheet into the printer and it will print the one label. Save the sheet for the next time and type the address into the proper frame.

Ah, duh.

Do you know how to use a writing pen, OP?

You don't need a label template to print a label.

Open Word, Go to "Layout", then "Size", then "More Sizes", then, in "Paper Setup", go to the "Paper" tab, and enter your custom dimensions in the field.

Go to a thrift store or flea market and buy a typewriter. Or a pen.

Uh oh Hillary's got a new PAC and money is tight so she dragging down old shit from the attic.

No one could possibly be this inept and stupid.

Use the Avery Template specific to their numbered label. Each template will have the same layout as the label sheet. Type the address into the template corresponding to the unused label on the sheet. Feed the label sheet into the printer and push print.

If only there were a way to learn information - perhaps if there were some sort of network of computers where you could use some type of program to search them for answers to questions. But, I suppose that's just science fiction fantasy stuff.

I know that I could just feed a single sheet of say six labels into the printer and just type/print on one of them. Duh. I just like the old product which I am trying to find better for whatever psychological reason.

OP, change is good. Have some exitement in your life! Be daring! Try a new approach and print it!

Thanks guys for trying to help but I still want the one small label to a page product the size of a #10 envelope.