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# Label Template FAQ

### How do I make the borders of an embedded table invisible?

In the TinyMCE editor, there is a button to configure settings for embedded tables. Choosing a border color of 'Invisible' will not result in invisible borders. Instead, set your **Border width** to **Opx**.

### **Why aren't my labels aligned correctly when printing?**

Converting labels into PDF form is an extremely precise operation. Every pixel counts. If you have added borders to your labels, try removing them and see if that corrects the alignment. Additionally, try adjusting the label size and / or page margins to account for the additional border size.

You can see a demonstration of label printing in the following video:

{% embed url="<https://youtu.be/Q_evKI9-0rM?t=66>" %}


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