Phone Address-Book to Labels
Free App
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About Phone Address-Book to Labels
Print addresses from your phonebook directly to labels in a printer.
Benefits:
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* Reach out to your customers
* A mass mailing solution for entrepreneurs
* Send marketing material, invoices, invitations, greetings and introductions
Print layout:
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The app allows you to fully customize page-size, labels per page, and even margins within individual labels.
It has 3 preset layouts, but please note that each printer is different. So, a set of margins that work fine on one printer, may appear slightly different on another printer, and you may need to adjust these using the 'Custom' options.
Try to print your labels on a normal paper, hold it (with your labels sheet) up against the light to check for alignment.
It may take a few tries to get the correct alignment, especially for smaller labels.
(All dimensions are in inches).
Setup instructions:
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Google's Cloud Print is used behind the scene, therefore, if you have not set it up, here are the instructions for your convenience:
To setup Google Cloud Print, you will need a computer with an internet connection, and to print from the phone, you will need WiFi or a data plan on your Android phone.
Step 1: Make sure you are logged in to your google account on your Chrome browser
a) You need to install Chrome Browser and log in using your Google id (Google search: "how to log into chrome")
b) You must have the the same Google id on your Android phone
Step 2: Make sure your printer supports the paper size that you want to print on.
a) In Microsoft Windows, go to "Devices & Printers" in the Control Panel
b) Right click on your printer, and choose "Printing Preferences"
c) Under "Paper/Quality", (or "Adobe PDF Settings" if printing to a file), check the list of Paper sizes, if the size is not listed, click on the "Custom" button, (or "Add" button if printing to a file), and add the size.
Step 3: Enable Google Cloud Printing
a) Open Google Chrome and go to Settings
b) Click "Show Advanced Settings..."
c) Scroll to the end and make sure that the checkbox "Continue running background apps" is checked
d) Under "Google Cloud Print", click the "Manage" button
e) Under "Classic printers", click on "Add printers" button
f) Choose the printer(s) that you want to print your labels on, and click on "Add Printer(s)" button
g) (optional) if you want to share this printer with friends, family members, or colleagues, now is your chance. Click on "Manage" button next to the printer that you just added under "My Devices"
That's it, you are all set to use your phone to print address labels.
Since, this is a new app, your feedback is important to us. Also, do drop us a line if you would like to see additional features.
Also, if you think of anyone who would find this app useful, please ask them to try it out.
Benefits:
==========
* Reach out to your customers
* A mass mailing solution for entrepreneurs
* Send marketing material, invoices, invitations, greetings and introductions
Print layout:
=========
The app allows you to fully customize page-size, labels per page, and even margins within individual labels.
It has 3 preset layouts, but please note that each printer is different. So, a set of margins that work fine on one printer, may appear slightly different on another printer, and you may need to adjust these using the 'Custom' options.
Try to print your labels on a normal paper, hold it (with your labels sheet) up against the light to check for alignment.
It may take a few tries to get the correct alignment, especially for smaller labels.
(All dimensions are in inches).
Setup instructions:
==============
Google's Cloud Print is used behind the scene, therefore, if you have not set it up, here are the instructions for your convenience:
To setup Google Cloud Print, you will need a computer with an internet connection, and to print from the phone, you will need WiFi or a data plan on your Android phone.
Step 1: Make sure you are logged in to your google account on your Chrome browser
a) You need to install Chrome Browser and log in using your Google id (Google search: "how to log into chrome")
b) You must have the the same Google id on your Android phone
Step 2: Make sure your printer supports the paper size that you want to print on.
a) In Microsoft Windows, go to "Devices & Printers" in the Control Panel
b) Right click on your printer, and choose "Printing Preferences"
c) Under "Paper/Quality", (or "Adobe PDF Settings" if printing to a file), check the list of Paper sizes, if the size is not listed, click on the "Custom" button, (or "Add" button if printing to a file), and add the size.
Step 3: Enable Google Cloud Printing
a) Open Google Chrome and go to Settings
b) Click "Show Advanced Settings..."
c) Scroll to the end and make sure that the checkbox "Continue running background apps" is checked
d) Under "Google Cloud Print", click the "Manage" button
e) Under "Classic printers", click on "Add printers" button
f) Choose the printer(s) that you want to print your labels on, and click on "Add Printer(s)" button
g) (optional) if you want to share this printer with friends, family members, or colleagues, now is your chance. Click on "Manage" button next to the printer that you just added under "My Devices"
That's it, you are all set to use your phone to print address labels.
Since, this is a new app, your feedback is important to us. Also, do drop us a line if you would like to see additional features.
Also, if you think of anyone who would find this app useful, please ask them to try it out.
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What are users saying about Phone Address-Book to Labels
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This is the first address app that seems to work. One added advantage would be the ability to select a group of addresses as the contact file has the facility for groups. It would also be an advantage to have the select contacts in alphabetical order. Not sure what if any order they are in at the moment [realise you have a full alphabetical order by the line ie Mr & Mrs then the Christian name, need it by surname then first name.] Takes a little time setting up the label page layout but as it retains the settings you only go through it once. Well on the way to being the best address lable printing app on the market, just a few extra tweets to go. Well done. As an extra comment, because there is no other label print program that works, could you do a similar label print program from either an exel or csv file, would be so useful! Found a work around by creating a 'new user' and importing the contacts into that user and editing that file for the addresses I want.
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Keeps crashing everytime I try and do anything reinstalled same problem. Don't waste your time. HTC M8
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Crashes every time I click the "Select Contacts" button using a Samsung Galaxy Note 5. If that problem gets fixed I would definitely rate 5 stars assuming everything else works correctly.
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Could not create labels ..Error msg saying the app stopped working & was not responding
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Won't let me add contacts, which is the first step! Keeps shutting down
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Keeps shutting down
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Can't get it to work
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Everytime I try to add an address it would kick me off.
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Good and useful app
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I say 4 because it is a basic set up nothing fancy and it works the only thing I have against the app is the advertising
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I don't have a laptop and I thought this app was perfect for what I needed to address my invitations. Unfortunately every time I tried to open the app it force closed. Samsung Galaxy S6.
by T####:
Was so excited when I found this app, it's very easy to use and even though it's simple lettering, for what I wanted it could work. But unfortunately printing does not line up with label sheets, tried different setting and different sized labels and still, everything lines up for top half of page but bottom half is wonky..... Wish they offered an aligning option (left, center, right), and wish it allowed basic shapes like hearts, stars, etc... I believe this can become a great app with some basic additions