How to make address labels to print

I'm trying to create labels to use on the back of photos. I am using Avery 18160 style labels to print on.
Thank you.

charlotteontheroad wrote:
(how to make address labels to print) I'm trying to create labels to use on the back of photos. I am using Avery 18160 style labels to print on.
Thank you.
What are you trying ask exactly? Avery 18160 is listed as inkjet labels so obviously you need an inkjet printer. Then you use whatever software you want that has label templates. For example, Microsoft Word or iWorks Pages. Those aren't the only way to make lables, but are the most common.

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The width of a column—the distance from the leftmost point of one label to the leftmost point of the next label in that row.
Paragraph's 7 and 7a: Because you want the icon ('graphic element") to be behind the initials ("return address), you might find it useful to reverse the order of these two steps.
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