What are the margins for Avery label 5160?

Set the top margin at . 5 inches, side margin to . 19 inches, vertical pitch to 1 inch, horizontal pitch to 2.75 inches, paper size to 8.5 by 11 inches, label height at 1 inch and label width at 2.63 inches.

How do I change the margins on Avery labels?

Fix The Problem: Adjust the page margins of your label template. In Word, click on the “Layout” tab at the top of the page. Click on “Margins” and select “Custom Margins” from the list.

Why are my Avery 5160 labels not printing correctly?

A: This is most often caused by the print trying to “fit to the page” and not printing at the correct size. Double-check your page scaling settings to make sure that the print is set for “actual size” or to print at 100% scale.

What is the difference between Avery 5160 and 5260?

The labels in 5160 and 5260 are the same and the only difference is the quantity (3,000 labels with product 5160 and 750 labels with product 5260).

Why are my Avery labels not printing correctly?

Deselect Fit to Page or Fit in your printer dialog. If these options remained checked, your project will shrink and not print accurately. After you click Print, click on Properties or Preferences, or look for the “Print using system dialog” option where you’ll find Paper options.

How do I get my labels to print correctly?

Here is a checklist of solutions you can use to correct your labels: Check your printer settings. Decrease the font size or reduce the amount of text….Here is a checklist to adjust your print labels:

1. Print actual size (100%)
2. Set your margins to “None”
3. Uncheck “Fit to Page”
4. Choose the correct paper size.
5. Adjust your margins.

Why are my margins different when I print?

If Track Changes is turned on, Word may be set to print “Final Showing Markup,” which can cause some funky margins in the printout. If you suspect this is the case, choose to a different printing mode (in the Print dialog box) or resolve all the outstanding changes before printing.

Why are my business cards not printing correctly?

If you find that the project you’re printing isn’t aligned correctly on the page (for example, the information is printed too high or too far left), you may need to calibrate your printer. Use the Printer Alignment dialog to adjust for minor differences between printers.