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Serialization
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LabelMark 5.0 User’s Manual
In a multi-sequence serialization, where the second set of values is NOT dependent on the first
set, (i.e., second set of values is set to Priority = 0), the two sequences increment sequentially,
independent of each other.
(See “Priority” on page 89 for more information.)
Example:
Multiple serializations (where the second set of values is NOT
dependent on the first set of values):
In a multi-sequence serialization where the second set of values is dependent on the first set
(i.e., the second set of values is set to Priority = 2), the second sequence holds its initial value
until the first sequence completes, after which it moves to the next value.
Multiple linked serialization:
Serialization starts with the selected label in the label file and can be applied to as many labels
as needed. The serialization number or characters are placed at the top, left corner of the label.
Once the serialization is completed, you can move the serialized numbers/characters to
anywhere on the label. Because Serialization is a data bound object, as you move the
serialization on one label, it moves to the same location on all subsequent labels where it
displays.
You can add more than one serialization sequence to a label but the second (or third)
serialization sequence displays in the upper left corner of the label, just like the first
serialization. If you have not moved the first serialization, the second displays directly over it.
You need to move this sequence to a new location on the label.
Sequence #1 Sequence #2
Start Value: 1 Start Value: A
End Value: 10 End Value: C
Increment: 1 Increment: 1
Produces: 1A, 2B, 3C, 4A, 5B, 6C, 7A, 8B, 9C, 10A
Sequence #1 Sequence #2
Start Value: 1 Start Value: A
End Value: 10 End Value: C
Increment: 1 Increment: 1
Produces: 1A..10A, 1B..10B, 1C..10C