How do I print a sheet of different address labels?

I've just upgraded to Mountain Lion on my iMac. Here's what I've found.
To print labels, select the addresses you want to print using Contacts.
Go to File>Print. In the resulting dialog box, click on Show Details.
In the middle of the resulting box, click on Style and select 'labels'.
Just below the Style entry are Layout and Label. Select them in turn to choose
the details you want, including the type of label you'll use. I use the Avery 5160
and select it for the proper format.
Turn on your printer, insert a full sheet of labels and print.
Note: I have yet to figure out how to start printing on any label besides
number 1. Because of this problem, I don't use Contacts to print labels,
I usually use an old Palm program, now gone in Mountain Lion, or
pearLabelizer, a free program I got on the 'net.
Bob.

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