Brady LabelMark 3, User Manual

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LabelMark 3 User Guide
48 Printing Label Files
If necessary change the Print Position Adjustment settings to fine tune the way your labels
print. These settings are saved with the label file, so you will not have to make the changes
again the next time you open the file.
Skip previously printed labels on sheet fed parts by using the Label Saver Option . Enter the
Row and Column number you want to begin printing on.
To set the options for a two-sided sleeve part, see Setting Two-Sided Sleeve Print Options .
4. Click Print or click Close to exit without printing.
Selecting Print Ranges
LabelMark allows you to specify the number of copies to print and sections of a label file (or ranges) to
print.
To specify a single range of labels to print:
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Click the Range radio button (in the Print dialog box).
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Type the from: (starting label number) and to: (ending label number) for your range.
Note: If you select a range of labels before printing, LabelMark fills in the from: and to: fields for
you.
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Set the number of copies:
To set the number of copies to print for this range, change the Range Copies . For example, if
you set Range Copies to 2 for the range of labels 1 through 3, the label sequence will print as
follows:
#1 #2 #3 #1 #2 #3
To change the number of times a label will print before printing the next label, change the
Label Copies . For example, if you set Label Copies to 2 for the range of labels 1 through 3,
the label sequence will print as follows:
#1 #1 #2 #2 #3 #3
Note: If you set both the Range Copies and Label Copies , LabelMark applies the Label
Copies first and then it applies the Range Copies . For example, if you set Range Copies to 2
and Label Copies to 2 for the range of labels 1 through 3, the label sequence will print as
follows:
#1 #1 #2 #2 #3 #3 #1 #1 #2 #2 #3 #3
To specify multiple label ranges to print:
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Click the Range radio button (in the Print dialog box).
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Type the from: (starting label number) and to: (ending label number) for your range. These
entries can be in ascending or descending order e.g. 1 to 100 or 100 to 1.
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Set the number of copies for this range as described above.