I have 2 boxes of address labels (tractor drive). Is there any WAY I can use my old Canon BJ-200e to print on them?So, your labels are for a tractor drive printer and your printer is not a tractor drive printer, right? Do the label sheets have perforated lines along both sides to facilitate removal of the stripes of tractor drive holes?No perforated lines The labels are 3.5" wide and 31/32" long. from the beginning of one label to the beginning of the next label is1" the paper is 4 1/4" wide the sheets are fan fold and 6" long.I see, some old dot matrix labels. Well, I think you'll just have to experiment. I think you might be able to use them by adjusting your printer paper feed guides to a certain position, especially the left one, and aligning your label sheets next to the left guide. I imagine the best technique would be to separate/tear the label sheets into sets of two, i.e. two 6 inch sheets, rather than trying to run them as continue feed.

And, you'll probably need to experiment with printer settings in the software you use to print labels. Again, I think all you can do is experiment with this to see if you can get it to work. Thanks that is what I have been doing but thought that there was an easyer way like a label program thanks againQuote from: Jaxs on August 31, 2008, 10:54:16 AM

Thanks that is what I have been doing but thought that there was an easyer way like a label program thanks again