I just wish you could print multiple SKUs at once and fill an entire sheet, even though there are different items !
These sheets are too expensive to waste 
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This is not an answer to your problem, however it might be a much better option. Just buy a really good thermal label printer, you will be much happier.
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You can, if you print your labels at Step 3. in the Workflow process.
For sheets that have additional space, you can turn them around and print from the bottom up.
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I have the same problem, since I am still using a regular printer. There are special printers which are used solely to print barcodes, where you won’t waste any paper.
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This should help this is what you need along with a usually 3x1 label sheet :
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Are you printing through thermal printer ?
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nope, regular ink jet!
Thank you all!
Inkjet, really?
Most common problems:
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Low print quality: This is the most common complaint about inkjet printers. Poor print quality can appear as horizontal white lines running through each line of print.
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Uneven printing: This can be another common problem.
These could really mess up the Fulfillment center’s ability to scan your products. They may reject your entire shipment. Also, labels tend to smear when in contact with liquid.
At least get a laser. If you decide to get a thermal printer, the Dymo LabelWriter 4XL. It’s the best thermal printer on “planet earth.”
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Thank you very much!
Shelly
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You can choose what SKU’s you want to print in the workflow. If you need help locating the step reach out. Also, with 30 up labels I always save the ones with extra and use those for the final pages that end up with less than 30 on other batches.
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