DuraLabel 4 TTP, Руководство пользователя

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LABEL CREATION
Before We Begin...
This documentation describes how to make standard labels. If you are printing RTK
labels, please see the RTK software documentation. The RTK documentation was
installed on your computer when the RTK software was installed.
The examples in this tutorial were tested with Microsoft Word 2000 . Some varia-
tions may occur with different versions of Word , or with different word processors,
but the basic principles will be the same. The DuraLabel 4 TTP is designed to work
with virtually all Windows software, and should work with the software packages
that you already have installed on your computer.
All portions of this tutorial assume that the DuraLabel 4 TTP has been properly
installed and is connected in the online mode. Please see the installation guide for
more information before proceeding with this tutorial.
Label Creation With Your Word Processor...
Many have invested in high-end word processing software that is never used to its
full potential. Today's word processors come packed with features and capabilities
that far surpass the average users needs. Advanced page layouts, graphic
manipulation and printing options are only the beginning of what most word
processors have to offer.
The DuraLabel 4 TTP operates off of a standard Windows printer driver that makes
the printer accessible from a wide variety of software packages. Many printers will
only work with expensive, proprietary software that is often buggy and overpriced.
With the
DuraLabel 4 you will be able to use the software that you are familiar with,
and get the most out of an investment you've already made.
In this tutorial we will show you how to use Microsoft Word to create and print
custom labels and signs. If you have further questions concerning your software
package, or label creation in general, please refer to the contact information near
the end of this tutorial.
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6) Press the Ribbon Mechanism down until the Printer Carriage Release Lever (Fig.
7, #1, pg. 19) locks it into place.
The supplies should be loaded and the printer should be ready to print.
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Figure 12. Printer loaded properly with Ribbon Supply and Label Media.