| Hi Robin, Depending on how many labels you need, it might be worth it to have them printed on a color laser printer on label (peel and stick) paper at a local copy shop. That would solve the bleed problem. Talk to the copy shop first to find out if they have the label paper and can color copy on to it, or if you can bring your own label paper and what kind (ink jet paper is NOT always compatable with laser copiers). Ask if they can print from a digital file, that will give you the best quality, and what file format they need. Or have your label stock laminated after it is printed on your ink jet. That should protect the labels. HTH,
Jill |
