Brady LabelMark 5.0, User Manual

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LabelMark 5.0 User’s Manual
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On the Process Data screen, indicate if you want to save the label file with the exported
data. If you want to save the file with a name other than the generic name, highlight the
generic file name and type the unique name directly over it. (Use Browse to locate the
directory in which you want to save the file, following normal Windows procedures.)
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When finished, click Finish.
Export Current Selection
If you want to export only a portion of a CAD drawing, from inside AutoCAD:
1.
Select the drawing portion to be exported.
2.
Click LM button.
3.
Click Current Selection.
4.
Click the label part to use, then click Next.
5.
Use the Zoom function to zoom in and out on the selected contents.
6.
To use only part of the image selected, in the image viewing area, select the portion of the
image you want (the image is within the thin blue lines – the mouse must stay within the
lines in order to select), then click Crop. This takes just the selected portion of the image.
7.
If you selected the wrong part or the selection wasn’t as accurate as you would like, click
Deselect OR click some other part of the drawing that was not in the selection.
8.
To place the image back to its original selection, click Reset.
(If the data selected will not fit on the label part selected, the data will display in red. Change
the size of the data or click Back and choose a larger label.)
9.
Click Next.
10.
Click the drop down arrow and indicated on which labels the items should be displayed
11.
Indicate on which label the data should start and on which label the data should end.
12.
Click Next.
13.
If you want to save the file with a name other than the generic name, highlight the generic
file name and type the unique name directly over it. (Use Browse to locate the directory in
which you want to save the file, following normal Windows procedures.)
Exported data is bound (linked) to each other. As you format one, it is formatted the same on
all other labels on which it exists.