Working with label definitions
You can create a label definition that lets you specify settings such as label sheet margins and size, number of labels per sheet, space between individual labels, size of individual labels, and margins for the printable area of individual labels. You can specify settings for label definitions that you create or edit existing label definitions. When you no longer need a label definition, you can delete it.
To create a label definition |
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Click Format Labels.
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Click Create.
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In the Create labels dialog box, type a description in the Label description box.
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Specify any of the settings you want.
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Click OK.
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The label definition you create is added to the labels file that is currently selected.
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An error message appears if the label size multiplied by the labels per page exceeds the label sheet size, if the total size of both margins exceeds the size of the label, and if the distance between labels or top left label amounts is too big for all labels to fit on a page.
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To edit a label definition |
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Click Format Labels.
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Choose a label definition from the Labels list box.
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Click Edit.
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In the Edit labels dialog box, adjust any of the settings you want.
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For information about label settings, see “To create a label definition.”
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To delete a label definition |
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Click Format Labels.
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In the List labels for area, enable one of the following options:
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Laser — displays label definitions for sheets of paper to be fed through a laser printer
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Tractor-fed — displays label definitions for sheets with holes along the sides to guide the labels through the printer
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Both — displays label definitions for both laser and tractor-fed sheets of paper
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Choose a label definition from the Labels list box.
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Click Delete.
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The label definition is deleted from the labels file that is currently selected.
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If you delete a label definition from a labels file, you cannot recover it.
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