Shelf labels . Long, narrow labels make self-stick and easily moved labels for bookshop shelves indicating subject matter. Punch-out postcards are available. You can print text on one side, then turn them over and address them during a second pass through the printer. Paper bags .
Antiques dealers can print labels for their paper bags without the expense of custom bags.
As suggested above, using one of the leading word processors is the easiest way to print labels. A label program, however, is cheaper and may have useful features. Most word processors and label programs provide preset formats for standard labels by supplier item number, so the user does not have to figure out dimensions, margins, and space between labels. This saves a lot of setup time and fussy work for the user. LUW provides preset formats for more label brands than any other program.