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Print Labels is a comprehensive iPhone application designed for users needing to create and print labels efficiently. This utility streamlines the label-making process by offering a variety of templates and customization options, allowing users to design labels for different purposes such as mailing, organization, or crafting. The app supports multiple label sizes and formats, ensuring versatility for various printing needs.

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Users can easily input text, incorporate images, and adjust font styles and sizes to create personalized labels. The application is compatible with various printers, enabling direct printing from the iPhone. Additionally, Print Labels provides a user-friendly interface, making it accessible for individuals with varying levels of technical expertise. Overall, this app serves as a practical tool for anyone looking to simplify their label printing tasks.

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Version
3.9
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Platform
iOS
Operating System
iOS 12.1.2
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36
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By IDDGroup
Print labels and envelopes directly from your iPhone, iPad or Touch to any airprint compatible printer.
Print labels and envelopes directly from your iPhone, iPad or Touch to any airprint compatible printer. NOTE: You MUST have a printer that supports AIRPRINT to use this app. If you do not have an airprint printer, then this app WILL NOT WORK FOR YOU. Don't buy this and leave a 1 star review. The app defaults to the standard 5160 label and #10 envelopes. Some printers may not align correctly with the default printer, go into settings and re-align. Contact us for any help. For help on setting up an AirPrint printer, visit our support URL. Please email us with any problems you encounter. This Universal app is designed to take advantage of the iPhone's retina display, as well as the iPad's larger display, so no matter what device your are using it on, this app will utilize its unique features. The app defaults to using the standard 1" X 2 5/8" labels (Avery 5160/8160 compatible series) which are very common and readily available at virtually any retail outlet. Features of this app include: Select the label to print on. so you don't waste sheets, just pick a different spot. Pre-programmed Label types. Pre-programmed Envelope types. Foreign language special character support. Cyrillic Support. Use any type of printer label format by specifying the number across and down. Need finer detail? Override the X and Y coordinates of the labels and the space in the labels. Adjust the printed page to accommodate oddly spaced labels. Print directly on envelopes, just put an envelope in the printer. Works with pre-printed envelopes. Manually modify the envelope layouts, adjust the X/Y coordinates of the addresses. Override paper sizes/feeds. Select fields to be used. Maintain a Default address. Create a whole sheet of return address labels with one button. Select an address from your Contacts or Manually enter them. Buy this app once and use it on all your devices. iPad Version. Assign multiple different addresses to different spots on the page. Multiple pages of labels. Saving and loading your work. Importing and exporting tab-delimited files of addresses. New interface for label section. All these advanced features make this versatile app a useful addition to your iPhone/iPad/Touch. REQUIREMENTS: iPhone 3GS/4/4S/5, iPad, iPod Touch. IOS 8.0+. AIRPRINT COMPATIBLE PRINTER.
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