EASY LABEL PRINTER
(Windows only)

Easy Label Printer is a simple program for printing addresses on to sheets of labels. You can type in new addresses, or add addresses from your Contacts or Windows Address Book. You can print a single label anywhere on the sheet, whole pages, or anything in between.

•  Quick and simple to use - no Mail Merge!
•  Automatically formats labels
•  Works with any size of label

You can even assign your own categories to your Address Book contacts - great for bulk mailings.

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I really like the program, it's tiny but it does exactly what I need.
Roy

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New for Version 2

•  VISTA COMPATIBLE. Now loads Windows Contacts in Vista just the same as it loaded the Windows Address Book in XP.
  NB If you have had problems running ELP in Vista, please read this
•  COMPREHENSIVE SAVE AND LOAD for contacts and labels.
•  Hover over a contact name to see the rest of the address.
•  Improved graphic interface. Less cluttered (now uses menus).
•  Label margins.
  

SCREENSHOTS

Most things in Easy Label Printer happen in this main window:

You add entries to the Label List (bottom area) by either:

a) Selecting contacts' names from the top window and clicking 'Add to Label List' (or double-clicking),
b) Clicking 'New' and typing (or pasting) in new ones, or
c) Opening a 'labels' file.

If you want multiple entries you can 'Repeat' the currently visible entry any number of times. Each label in the list is fully editable.

Then you simply print the label list, starting from whichever label on the sheet you like. Each address is formatted for you; the size of the font is adjusted according to the number of lines in the address and is perfectly positioned.

Sheets of labels are widely available from stationery shops. Typical useful layouts are 2x7 or 3x8 (a long list of Avery templates is included). For most people printing onto label sheets is far more convenient than trying to print directly onto envelopes.

SETTINGS

This is where you fine-tune the appearance of the labels:

and this is where you define the label sizes (notice they can be saved to or loaded from disk):

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Try it out!

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