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Suggest you try the free Avery online solutions available at the link below.

Templates Microsoft Word Templates Design and Print DesignPro Avery

Avery labels may be blocked on your computer so check your security settings. Other wise you may need to refresh the page, your computer or the printer. If that doesn't help you may need to double check your ink cartridges are full and correctly placed, also that the wires connecting the printer to your computer are all in properly.

I suggest you go to the Avery WEB site and download the Word template for your Avery label. Use this template, enter your text and then print, don't forget to place the blank Avery in your printer.
You can download the templates from this WEB site.
http://www.averyproducts.com.au/avery/en_au/Templates-%26-Software/Templates/?Ns=Rank

If you are using Microsoft work to print the label, then follow the link below to Avery's website. The link is to their find a template, type in the label number in the Product # or Keyword search box and it will take you to a down load for that label. Click on the download, you will be asked for some information before the download begins. Follow the instructions on the next page (save the file and remember were you saved it). When you open the saved file it will be in Word and you can go from there.

http://www.avery.com/avery/en_us/Templates-%26-Software/Templates

I hope this helps you out.

You will need software like Avery label or Microsoft Word in order to run labels. Do you have a program of this nature on your computer? Give me an idea of what software you have and I can walk you through creating label. As far as the printer goes, you just need labels. We can create the template you need for the specific label you are using. Would you please provide the label number you are using so we can create the correct template?

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You need to download the templates they have online and edit them in Microsoft Word. Here is a link to the template:

http://www.avery.com/avery/en_us/Templates-&-Software/Templates/Labels/Address-Labels/Address-Label-30-per-sheet_Microsoft-Word.htm

Click the blue download template button and follow the instructions.

Vista wouldn't be your problem as your Operating System is unimportant in choosing labels but the program you use to print your labels is very important.

If you Use Microsoft Word, for example, you will need to choose the template for your labels. That number is on the box of labels.

In Word (for Instance) you can do the following:
<File>, <New>, <Templates> (templates are on Left side).
Choose your Type of Label and the Label number from there.

Otherwise, some label companies offer free programs, specifically for printing their labels.

AVERY labels has a free program for printing their label numbers and the Program: AVERY Wizard For microsoft Word is free.

I hope this helps as you do not say which program you use to print Labels and you also do not say which label numbers and/or label type you wish to print.

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This can be done with settings through your word processing program. Assuming you are using Word:

Microsoft Word 2007
The newest version of Microsoft® Word now includes hundreds of Avery Templates for labels, business cards, dividers and more.

Find Avery Templates by selecting the Mailing tab at the top of the Microsoft® Office Word screen. Just choose Create > Labels > Options > Avery US Letter, then choose your template by selecting the correct Avery Product Code.

Access Pre-Designed Avery Templates that are available from Office Online by selecting the round Office button at the top left of the screen, selecting New and then choosing the Avery product type. Pre-designed templates for Avery business cards, greeting cards, dividers, labels, note cards and postcards are available.

Avery Wizard for Microsoft Office is a free download which inlcudes step-by-step instructions to format Avery labels. Trust this is helpful. :)

This is normally set through the page margins within the software you are using not the actual printer settings. MS Word has templates for various Avery labels, but I've found after loading the template you have to fine tune the margins for your printer. Use plain paper to print test pages and hold them over your card stock to check alignment.

It worked fine for us on an Epson. We printed about 40 sheets fed one at a time. Do not stack the sheets in the feed hopper, they stick together because of the magnetism.

There is no template because the material is not die cut. It is just full 8.5x11" sheet size.