Label Wizard shareware
5.2
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LEDSET Software
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Windows
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Shareware |
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$19.95 (Buy it now)
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34000
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makes it fun and easy to print out professional address labels onto any self adhesive label sheets. Compatible with all laser and inkjet printers, no complicated user manuals to read. Better value than a dymo etc. has been designed with ease of use in mind and contains WYSIWYG technology, (What you see is what you get), so the labels appear on screen exactly as they appear when printed out. Labels can be enabled/disabled with the click of the mouse.The application is fully configurable for all sheet sizes and label sizes, so if you see some great value label sheets whilst at your local supermarket we can guarantee that WILL work with them, it's a fully configurable system. You can save each configuration as a setup file, so you can build up a library of setup files.If you print packing labels out for your home business or you just want to give your mail the edge (great for CV posting!) then we recommend you treat yourself to , you will soon start to save yourself time and money. It's so quick and easy to use that you'll wonder how you ever lived without it! allows you to import any BMP file and use it as a logo on your labels. Also incorporated into the application is a smart auto sizing text engine, this means that every label always gets the best layout without the user having to worry, it's all automatic!Christmas card labels with cute festive logos on the address label are always warmly received. You can also use to print out business cards, wedding invitation cards, membership cards etc. It really is a powerful and easy to use labelling tool! |
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