Avery Printable Hanging File Folder Tabs, 1/5 Cut, 90 Total (5567)

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I wanted the 3-cut tab labels, but they are no longer made, apparently. The 5-cut labels suit the purpose, and they look alot nicer printed than handwritten!

I love Avery products. The tab labels make my folders look organized and neat.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These are wonderful! The template within Word doesn't work, but creating a project with Avery is easy.

We use these labels for our child files and they work beautifully. After downloading the template for them printing multiple labels with different names is a breeze. We have also used them for personnel files as well. The labels stick well (our files are handled by many people within the office) and they are very durable.

This label was easy to use. This keeps my files looking consistent. I can also print in color and use color coding for certain files. I have several friends who have found them useful as well and our entire office is using them now, instead of the old type that required the plastic covers. Thank you for a great product!

These file tabs are great! I use them all the time. So much easier & nicer looking than the old tabs that you printed than inserted into the plastic things. They always looked yucky & fell apart easily. These on the other hand, look great & are quick too.

What an excellent way to make labels for tabs for hanging files! Sturdy and easy to insert in the file folders. Tip: Be patient in looking for a good template compatible with your computer, printer, and software.

This product is a fail for Avery. It is nothing more than 2 labels put together. Should be on card stock, not label paper. It is flimsy and hard to adjoin the 2 sides together properly.

I have used this is the past.. I order more because I was not sure I had enough from my existing supply. The current version of this product is worthless. I will never buy again, Handwritten labels are preferable to this product. They are so flimsy it is like working labels printed on paper 10# pound.

I worked many hours and days trying to accomplish the making of my tabs using your most recent technological procedure; when I finally filled in everything nicely, I saved it, then punched "Print" and lost everything. I gave up and went back to what I had saved about 10 years ago for same 2 products. It took a little adaptation, especially with font, but I accomplished my need. My old tabs are much heavier paper stock than the new ones. Heavier makes it easier to put on hanging files. I compliment the fine precision of the punching so that the tabs can be put together perfectly aligned; heavier paper stock would make it even easier to put together.