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Checking Color

When you compose a label, the system uses the ribbon supply installed 
in your printer to determine which colors you can select. (See 
CHAPTER 8: Applying Color, beginning on page 8-1for more 
information.)

When you print the label, after completing the length check described in 
the preceding section, the system checks your label against what it 
knows about the ribbon that is installed. If the job requires that you 
install different or additional ribbons, the system prompts you to do so 
at the appropriate time in the print process. 

Note: For best results, we recommend that you do not plan to swap 

paneled and continuous color ribbons within the same print job.

The system also checks the label background color against the installed 
tape color, and displays a warning message if there is a discrepancy.

Depending on your system, you can use several types of ribbon:

‰ Continuous single color ribbon, which is one color throughout 

the length of the entire ribbon. All three systems can use this type 
ribbon.

‰ Paneled ribbon for spot color, which has two, three, or four colors 

in panels of 8 inches (203 mm) or 16 inches (406 mm) long on each 
ribbon. The printer makes multiple passes over the ribbon to print 
those colors on the label. Both the Multicolor and the Color & Cut 
systems use paneled ribbons.

‰ CYMK ribbon, which has cyan, yellow, magenta, and black panels 

of 8 inches (203 mm) or 16 inches (406 mm). The printer uses all 
four color panels to produce a range of blended colors on your labels. 
The Multicolor and the Color & Cut systems can use CYMK ribbons.