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I have used PDF::Labels and PDF::Create to do mailing labels on Avery pre-cut labels, but I didn't do pictures on mine.

The one thing I can tell you that drove me absolutely crazy, until vroom pointed it out to me, was that you need to turn off print to fit. See this thread.

My problem was that the first 5 rows would print okay but they'd be creeping up the page and by the end of the page they were spanning into the prior label.

Hopefully that will keep you from that headache. Good luck!

There is no emoticon for what I'm feeling now.

In reply to Re: Paper Reports with PDF or...? by Popcorn Dave
in thread Paper Reports with PDF or...? by mandog

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