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Subject: Re: XXX
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Date: Thu, 30-Jan-86 10:43:46 EST
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> Did ever anybody try to print on mailing labels with the Apple LaserWriter?
> Avery, Inc. produces paper with mailing labels for copy machines. One should
> be able to usey those, shouldn't one?
> 
> Stephan Bechtolsheim
> Purdue, Statistics Department

I use mailing labels all the time in my Laserwriter, the standard
ones for copying machines.

A couple of problems:
      *	They sometimes go through at about a 5 degree angle from
	true, which is noticeable
      *	Occasionally you'll get a double feed.
If it's really important that your labels be right the first
time, I suggest manual feed, which works fine.

I've been a beta tester for something called "Silicon Press",
which was announced at the MW Expo and is allegedly shipping
next week.  I find it perfect for setting up mailing labels
on the Laserwriter (with a Mac, of course).

	Joel West	 CACI, Inc. Federal, La Jolla
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