What is the measurement of the spine label? I'm planning to use them for DVD spine labels am not looking for short ones.
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The length of these spine labels are the size of a music cd. They fit on th spine. 3 to 40 inches long.
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There are 4 spine labels per sheet and are sized to fit a standard CD jewel case.They measure 4 1/2" by 3/8". Some of the other measurement listed below are obviously for a different label. If you want standard (or slim) DVD spine labels these are probably not for you.
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About 1/2" margin from end of tape...just depends what your labeling if it's wasted tape. No way to adjust margins with this labeler. I just don't like the quality of the tape. It always curled up after a few weeks. It does not stick very well..good for temporary labeling. I would not use this labeler if it is used for your job...just nice for using at home once a month. I am using the Rhino 6000...now that's a labeler if you label a lot of stuff...many styles and types of labels...awesome features...best on the market for cable pullers.... Netdoctor
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Yes, the labels fits a DVD case spine without hanging off the edges. It also just fits a CD spine.
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Yes, the only difference is 8692 doesn't have the spine labels. When using the software I always use 8692 bc I don't use the spine labels. I make extensive copies of music cds and use Avery constantly. I hope this helps. CDS
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I have used mine strictly for CD and DVD labeling. The enclosed product directions make no mention of mini disc labeling.
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The spines measure 2 1/4" across. Similar to a 2" ring binder. A splurge to be sure, but they come in beautiful colors and look very elegant lined up on a shelf.
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I haven't needed to print vertical labels but, just for you, I walked through the process of selecting the template all the way to printing the label. However, since I don't need this at least for now, I didn't actually print the label because it requires a .70" tape and I only have .47" tapes. I've been very pleased with the quality of the labeler but had problems with the tapes I ordered. Two out of the 3 I ordered were fine but one was broken. Price was still pretty good for 2 tapes but I'll probably purchase them from a local store next time.
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I don't know the dimensions, but you can store them on their sides with the titles showing on spine .. works great in my opinion.
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Not including the curved lip you have about 15 inches from left to right and about 19 inches from front to back. I have a commercial label printer on top of the file cabinet. The printer is larger than the file cabinet and it works out pretty well. It's a sturdy file cabinet.
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I am not around my label maker to check; however, I think you can, Your limit is the width. You design your label on your computer, buy a roll of one, continuous label and I think you will be fine,
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Not sure what tape measure others are using, but they measure 7.5 inches tall with the cap on. These are small bottles.
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These are 11 inches tall with the lid on. I had trouble with removing the adhesive from the label, but I rubbed olive oil on the residue and let it set and it scrapped right off!!
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I have not printed these sizes, but I do use the rear tray to keep and print 8.5 x 5.5 (half page label) and I have printed stacks of these without jamming. Hope this helps!
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It all depends on how long your labels are. It is a bit over 26 feet total label length, but you waste probably 3/4 inch every time it cuts a label off. If you want it to go farther, make several labels in one printing, and cut them apart with scissors, and you will get more labels on a cartridge.
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Since labels can come (or be created) in many shapes, I thought it would be more beneficial to just give you the dimensions of the bottle. The bottle is a little over 4"s around and you have at least 2"s of flat surface from top to bottom. Hope that helps.
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It is supplied with 0.5" tape of limited length. Useful for labelling large objects to read from a distance. If you intend to label smaller objects such as files, camera or phone, then you may want to buy a narrower width cartridge. I use 12 mm for this purpose.
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Hi Gary -- 3" tall includes the lid. The maximum usable height for a label is 1-1/2".