Customer Reviews for Avery - Index Maker Paper Dividers with Print & Apply Label Sheets, 5 Tabs, 25 Sets/Pack - White
Customer Rating
5
Clean and Easy
on October 13, 2009
Posted by: Nicole
from Undisclosed
I am a Stage Manager and I use Avery binders and dividers every day. I love how clean these tabs look and how easy it is to use the templates to print out the labels.
What did we do before Avery brought us these wonders of professional efficiency? I can remember using an old typewriter on the strips and stuffing them into the tabs, where they not only looked tacky, but would sooner or later fall out. I love these and have used them religiously for years. They are a tried and true staple and I would be lost without them. They are quick and easy to use and make my presentations, RFPs, and other bound materials look like they were professionally produced. If you haven't used these yet...what are you waiting for? Keep up the good work Avery!
When it's time for the big proposal to be submitted, we don't scrimp on quality. These labels go through the laser printer and come out perfect time after time. Once applied, the clear label "disappears" making for a very profession looking result.
I wish Avery would have come up with this product years ago. It takes a fraction of the time now to create the tabs for our presentation materials. Labels are very easy to line up on the tabs. First time or two takes a little practice to line every thing up, but after that you can just fly. I won't use any thing but Index Maker now.
I use these frequently and like them a lot. These clear labels match everything. The newer Easy Apply labels are very quick to use--I just lay them on the set of tabs and pull the tab. This product helps make creating binders both faster and easier.
These tabs look very clean and professional. The directions are easy to follow and the design makes placing the labels on the tabs especially quick, even when you have a bunch to do!
I love these. Now I don't need a label maker. I can create the tabs on my computer, save the file in case I'll ever need the labels again, and print them out.