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Working with Labels
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Also see Inside the Editor window on page 4-3 for more information
about working in the Editor window.
about working in the Editor window.
Creating QuickText Labels
QuickText helps you create plain text labels very quickly. When you
choose QuickText on the Main Menu screen (Figure 6-1), all you have
to do to create a label is enter your text.
choose QuickText on the Main Menu screen (Figure 6-1), all you have
to do to create a label is enter your text.
QuickText supports only a single text object on a single label. The
system automatically creates the text object when you type the text.
system automatically creates the text object when you type the text.
The system automatically:
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Sizes the printable area equal to the tape you have installed.
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Determines the text color by the installed ribbon. You may not use
the Reverse text color option (described in Setting options on the
Options tab on page 7-41).
the Reverse text color option (described in Setting options on the
Options tab on page 7-41).
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Sizes the text you type to fit the width of the label.
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Determines the label length based on the text you enter. You may not
change the length.
change the length.
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Assumes the print orientation.
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Displays the entire label for you to print or edit.
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Sets the label for printing only. If you have the Color & Cut system,
you may not use the Cut feature with a QuickText label.
you may not use the Cut feature with a QuickText label.
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If no tape or ribbon is installed, assumes you are using the default
supplies: a white four-inch tape and a black ribbon.
supplies: a white four-inch tape and a black ribbon.
See About Objects on page 7-2 for definitions and descriptions of
objects.
objects.
Note: QuickText is designed for printing simple labels only, and does
not support some of the features this printing system offers. If
you anticipate adding objects like graphics or HotShapes to your
label, build it using the Custom application, as described in
Creating Custom Labels on page 6-2.
you anticipate adding objects like graphics or HotShapes to your
label, build it using the Custom application, as described in
Creating Custom Labels on page 6-2.