with truly integrated labels alternatively the bottom side of liner 14 may already include the bottom printable substrate 16 a pre labeled liner in this case adhesive 18 is applied to the side of the liner 14 not having the label 22 c and mated to first printable substrate 12 the combination of substrates is then taken through a die press where the first printable substrate is pressed creating labels 22 a and 22 b alternatively the pre labeled liner 14 may not have been die pressed as of yet thereby requiring the second printable substrate 16 to be die pressed as well as illustrated in fig1 the top printable substrate 12 includes two labels 22 a and 22 b the remainder 24 of the top substrate 12 is left to supply printed information that does not required transfer capability via a label hence the liner 14 does not extend below portion 24 of the top substrate 12 as an example if the form 10 was an integrated label invoice form section 24 would include the order information 22 label 22 a would be the shipping label label 22 b would be the return shipping label and label 22 c would be an additional label for other purposes thus the form 10 only consumes the minimal amount of material necessary to provide the required form space and number of labels where additional labels are required because more of the information on the form must be transferred an alternate form 26 is constructed in which a larger liner.