Recently I was given a PDF of repeated labels formatted for a standard address size on Avery labels, it was 3 columns by 10 rows. I figured it would be easy to print to a label printer, select file-print, select the label printer, change the page size and presto. Turns out it’s not that easy but still easy non the less. Once the document is open in reader, in the edit menu is “Take a Snapshot”, this allows you to highlight a rectangle area. Highlight the area you want to print to your label printer; you’ll get a message that the area has been copied. Now if you right click in the highlighted area, you can choose to print, change the printer to your label printer and hit print and you should have your label. <\/p>\n
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