Brady LabelMark 5.0, User Manual

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If you want to print a number of labels from a label file, but not the entire label file:
4.
In the Labels to print section of the Print dialog box, click Range of labels radio button.
5.
In the Print range definitions section of the Print dialog box, click Add.
6.
To enter the starting label number of the range to print, double click the number displayed
under Start.
7.
Enter the label number of the start of the range to print.
8.
To enter the end label number of the range to print, double click the number displayed
under End.
9.
Enter the label number of the end of the range to print.
10.
To print multiple copies of the selected range, double click Copies cell in the Print range
definitions section.
11.
Enter the number of copies of the selected range to print.
12.
Click Print.
The Sub Total cell determines how many labels will print based on the selected range and the
number of copies of that range. (Click the Sub Total cell to refresh the screen.) If, in the Label
copies field of the Labels to print section, you enter a number of copies, the Total labels: will
reflect the subtotal of the range of labels to print multiplied by the number in the Label copies
field.
Example:
The range of labels to print starts with label #2 and ends
with label #4. That is three labels to print (2, 3, and 4). If
the number of copies to print is 5, the subtotal would be 15
(3 labels x 5 copies = 15 labels).
If you enter another number of copies in the Label copies
field, the subtotal will be multiplied by this number and you
will get more sets of labels printed.
In the above example, you have a subtotal of 15 labels. The
Label copies number (in the Labels to print section) is 3, the
Total labels: field indicates 45 labels will be printed.
(Subtotal 15 labels x Label copies: 3; 15 x 3 = 45.)