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Any chance you can provide me with the paper that you works good for you? 
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Any chance you can provide me with the paper that you works good for you?

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I think I did something wrong. . . I thought I accepted as solution. Ill try again.
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I think I did something wrong. . . I thought I accepted as solution. Ill try again.

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Perfect, just what I was looking for. . .
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Perfect, just what I was looking for. . .

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The site listed Avery #6571 or #6577 <br />
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What I did was using the site to generate the labels. &nbsp;However, playing with the offset to get them printed exactly on the labels is a a pain. &nbsp;So, I enlisted the help of Microsoft Word and Avery label template - then I cut and pasted the labels onto Word and print. &nbsp;I used #6571<br />
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Lately, I use this vendor - not expensive and the important thing is - it saves me time<br />
<a href="http://www.sanspot.com/LTO-4-Tape-Labels-p/label-lto-4.htm" rel="ugc">http://www.sanspot.com/LTO-4-Tape-Labels-p/label-lto-4.htm</a>
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The site listed Avery #6571 or #6577

What I did was using the site to generate the labels.  However, playing with the offset to get them printed exactly on the labels is a a pain.  So, I enlisted the help of Microsoft Word and Avery label template - then I cut and pasted the labels onto Word and print.  I used #6571

Lately, I use this vendor - not expensive and the important thing is - it saves me time
http://www.sanspot.com/LTO-4-Tape-Labels-p/label-lto-4.htm [http://www.sanspot.com/LTO-4-Tape-Labels-p/label-lto-4.htm]

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We use LTO tape backup. We have bar code stickers that we place on the tape then gets scanned by the Quantum SuperLoader and it shows up on the Backup Exec Gui. We ran out of these bar code stickers, where would I buy more, or can I print them out? The least expensive would be best?
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We use LTO tape backup. We have bar code stickers that we place on the tape then gets scanned by the Quantum SuperLoader and it shows up on the Backup Exec Gui. We ran out of these bar code stickers, where would I buy more, or can I print them out? The least expensive would be best?

Where do I get new LTO bar codes for Backup Exec?

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