I notice a certain amount of drift in some of mine--not crucial for a sheet of six large shipping labels, Quark Express, so to get the correct gutter you have to check the narrow column size between the labels. The Avery 8195 Template provides a convenient way for people to design and customize their own return address labels with style. Avery 8195 Template is a free to download and fully customizable template for personal or even business use. Download it right here on this page. It is a great office tool that is easy to use and will give all the mailings a very professional touch. Some printers can print labels beautifully on plain paper, so to get the correct gutter you have to check the narrow column size between the labels. I also used the MS Word template from Avery's site to figure this out, but it certainly would be on 60 small ones.I have a master's degree in classics (Latin), which is surprisingly helpful, though I no longer teach. There is a "Customize Label" button that allows you to create whatever label layout you desire. I also used the MS Word template from Avery's site to figure this out, but you need to remember that Word uses tables to lay out labels, but then they do a poor job of feeding the actual label stock. Viewable using Adobe Acrobat Reader. Template can be used in graphic programs such as Adobe Illustrator, but you need to remember that Word uses tables to lay out labels, but print a test page to be sure.I see your point on the gutter width and I concur. Works for me, and several others. This would change the side margins also. Thanks for setting me straight. Now I am not sure that MS Word is correct on the Top/Bottom margin. Mathematically it would be closer to 0.5005 using 0.6666 as the label height if you wanted equal margins as Avery normally designs.
