Evergreen Goods™ A4 ronde voorgesneden stickeretiketten - glanzend transparant/transparant | 45 mm (20 etiketten per vel, 200 in totaal) 10 vellen | Inkjet afdrukbare zelfklevende zelfklevende

Ich habe diese Etiketten zum beschriften für meine Gewürzgläser gekauft.Ich verwende einen Tintenstrahldrucker und es funktioniert einwandfrei!Wirklich sehr zu empfehlen, endlich wieder eine Firma die auch an dieVerwender von Tintenstrahldruckern denkt!

Sur 10 feuilles autocollantes seules 2 ont des autocollants ronds !!!! Les autres feuilles sont uniformes, dont 5 mat et même pas brillantes alors que le produit est sensé avoir une finition brillante. Sans parler des 2 seules feuilles ou il y a des stickers ou les marges sont totalement différentes ne permettant aucunement une impression précise.

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Ottimo prodotto

First of all, the quality of the sticker paper is good – no issues there.However, using the Word template from the supplier’s website caused no end of problems. So for those of us novice users, the way I got around it is as follows:1. Open template in Word and click on one of the shapes, in my case circles – 8 square dots will appear which means you have selected the shape, (Congrats!). The ‘Shape Format’ menu will then appear in your Word Menu up top.2. Select ‘Shape Fill/Picture – here it will give you options to find your design or whatever image you want to insert. In my case, it was ‘From a file’ in a folder on my laptop. Then select your image and click on ‘Insert’ (or double click).3. The picture/image will automatically fill the template shape.Sorted? Not quite – I now faced Printer Rebellion! I discovered that my images would not print and the printer fired out blanks instead. After much testing, (using half a tree’s worth of paper AND nearly throwing the printer out the window), I found a, (actually 2) solution/s for this issue:4. Option 1 – PDF escape route: convert the Word template into a PDF – you can use a free pdf converter online if you don’t have Adobe software. Then print the PDF file as you normally would – your printer should behave like a well-trained golden retriever.5. Option 2 – The Invisible Text Trick (AKA "Why, Microsoft? Just Why?"): double click in the centre of one of the circles in the Word template, so the cursor appears. Type any character, eg the letter ‘A’ for instance, then change the colour of the character to white so it essentially disappears. Insert your image/picture over this using the method outlined in steps 1-3 above.6. Then print as normal. It should work and the letter ‘A’ should not affect what you printed on the sticker. If the ghostly ‘A’ does haunt your sticker, I suggest you use the PDF method I outlined in 4 above.I suspect this is some kind of layering issue or printer-driver shenanigans, but hey—it works! Yes, my method is a bit long-winded, but if some tech wizard out there has a simpler solution, please, enlighten us mere mortals.As for the supplier, Evergreen Goods, I love your product, but your template owes me a pack of printer paper and a therapy session. You’re welcome for the free troubleshooting!