Parts 1 - The Compleat Botanica

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When you purchase your labels, the manufacturer
will supply you with the dimensions for each label.
Enter the width and height of a single label here.
Most label dimensions can easily be entered here,
but some labels are specified with widths or
heights that are irrational numbers (numbers
whose precision goes on forever such as 0.3333).
For these types of dimensions, enter the nearest
rational number. If you are using metric units the
nearest value will be to a precision of 1/10 of a
millimeter. If you are using US Customary units
the nearest value will be 1/32 of an inch. For
example, a label dimension of 2 1/3" can be
entered as 2 11/32".
The auto-adjust button can be used if you've
already specified both the page margins and the
label spacing.
The amount of space between labels is the gap
between adjacent columns or adjacent rows of
labels. Many sheets have labels that are placed
directly adjacent to each other; you'll enter zero in
this area for those types of labels.
The auto-adjust button can be used if you've
already specified both the page margins and the
label dimensions.
The amount of available space is the remaining
space on the page that needs to be accounted for
somehow. Press one of the autoadjust buttons to
evenly divide this unaccounted for space. When
everything is in order these values should both be
zero. If a value is negative, then you've probably
specified label dimensions that are too large for the
page or you've indicated an incorrect number of
labels per column / labels per row.
Occasionally there will be a tiny fraction of
unaccounted for space remaining. This sometimes
happens when the number of labels across or down
is an odd number instead of an even number. Test
print a single sheet of these labels to be sure that