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Use Google Docs to create and print labels on SpartanIndustrial® R012

SpartanIndustrial® R012 template with 30 rectangular 3.4375 x 0.6666 inch labels per sheet, on Letter-size adhesive blank label sheets.

Start a new Google Docs document. The Hlabels add-on will adjust its dimensions to match a single label: 3.4375 x 0.6666 inches

Notes for first-time users

Hlabels.com has developed a Google Docs™ and Sheets™ extension (add-on) called "Label Sheets - Create, Mail Merge & Print Labels". You can find it in the Google Workspace Marketplace, by typing its name into the "Search apps" box.
This add-on helps you print label content on standard or custom label sheets, in any quantity, saving you from manually dealing with label templates, copy-pasting, and alignment issues.

To create labels in Google Docs™ and print them on the SpartanIndustrial® R012 template, click the button above and follow the steps below.

  1. Click the blue "USE TEMPLATE" button in the top-right corner. Google Docs™ will open and automatically launch the Hlabels add-on, already set up to print on label sheets using this template.
    If you haven't used the add-on before, you'll be prompted to install it first.
  2. Optionally, adjust the layout settings to suit your needs. Learn more here.
  3. The add-on will replace and resize the default document with a single blank page, measuring 3.4375 inches by 0.6666 inches, which is the size of one label.
  4. Fill in the content of the label. To add another label with different content, simply add a new document page. If you need to create dozens or hundreds of labels — like name tags or address labels — use the option to import data from a spreadsheet.

That's it!
The Hlabels add-on will automatically generate a print-ready file. It will populate up to 30 label positions on the SpartanIndustrial® R012 template with the content from each label, based on your layout settings.
You can either print it directly using your inkjet or laser printer, or download the file for later use.

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