04-17-2014, 03:43 PM
Sapce,
Yups! I use'em all the time for UPS and occasionally for Fedex and USPS. If you tell UPS not to print the "instructions" you can get two labels per page.
We print a slew of single labels. This leaves us with tons of label papers that still have a blank label on it. Once we have enough of them on hand, I reload the label paper to make use of the labels.
This is when having a printer with dual paper trays is very handy. We do nearly all of our label printing with our Officejet Pro 8100 which has dual trays. One tray for plain paper. Second tray for labels. Or, one tray for fresh labels. The other tray for "reworks" to get use out of the second label. How we have it configured depends on the day and number of spare labels on hand.
Robert
Yups! I use'em all the time for UPS and occasionally for Fedex and USPS. If you tell UPS not to print the "instructions" you can get two labels per page.
We print a slew of single labels. This leaves us with tons of label papers that still have a blank label on it. Once we have enough of them on hand, I reload the label paper to make use of the labels.
This is when having a printer with dual paper trays is very handy. We do nearly all of our label printing with our Officejet Pro 8100 which has dual trays. One tray for plain paper. Second tray for labels. Or, one tray for fresh labels. The other tray for "reworks" to get use out of the second label. How we have it configured depends on the day and number of spare labels on hand.
Robert