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Based on almost a century of label printing experience and the top questions we’ve received from our customers, we’ve got the answers you need. How to Choose the Right Labels for Your Products?ĭo you need to know how to print address labels at home? Or are you wondering how to print on sticky labels for your office? Or maybe you need a large quantity of labels for your business and you aren’t sure of the best way to print your labels.Should You Use Roll Labels or Sheet Labels?.Print Labels, Business Cards, Cards, BookletĮxample – Design and Print – Print Avery Labels – Template 11136Ĭlick Thumbs Up on a post to say Thank You!Īnswered? Click post " Accept as Solution" to help others find it. Suggestion: Cut some regular paper to test the setup before throwing expensive labels at the job.Īn example of using Avery Design and Print for template 11136 has been added to the Dragon Document.ĭragon Document – Collection of Help, suggestions, and examples:

If desired, use "Save as" to create a custom shortcut you can use again later.

Select the Paper Size of your custom form name (for example, Avery_11136_8.5x7) Select the Tray(as opposed to leaving it "Automatic") Select the Media / Paper type (Brochure / Card / whatever you have that is "thicker paper") Open the file in PDF format (easily done in Avery Design and Print after selecting Print) We are a world community of HP enthusiasts dedicated to supporting HP the custom form: 8.5" wide by 7" tall. Thank you for participating in the HP Community Forum. "Illegal combinations" are marked with a tiny yellow triangle. The Media (type of paper) must be selectable in combination with the paper size. Look for the new / custom form name in the list. Left-Click Print Server Properties (along the top ribbon) Left-Click on your Printer one time to highlight > ?Ĭontrol Panel > icon view > Devices and Printers > I suppose it is possible the 8710 does not support custom paper sizes forms. I have no idea whether that is the case or under what circumstances it might be true.) (I have read reports that says Office Publisher obscures or refuses to "see" custom forms. I cannot promise - assuming it is made and saved, the custom form would normally be available in most printing software programs.