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Designing Labels
Production Printing
Now that you have created a label file (label1.lwl), saved the file, test-printed it and viewed it in OnDemand Print Form View, you are ready to print a shipping label.
In Loftware Label Manager, you can choose a printing mode:
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On-Demand
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Range
This allows virtually unlimited flexibility for your barcode label printing requirements.
We continue our example by printing Label1.LWL as a simple On-Demand Print job for one
customer. On-Demand printing is where an operator uses the On-Demand Print Form we have created to
type in data and print labels as needed in the On-Demand-Print Application.
Print a Label in the On-Demand Print Application
1. Click the On-Demand Printing icon on the toolbar in Design View. Our sample label Label1.lwl is
displayed in the On-Demand print window, as shown in the previous figure.
2. Enter some information into each field on the form. Use the Tab or Enter key to move to the next
field.
3. Enter the quantity of labels to print.
4. Click the printer icon to print, or choose File | Print menu command.
Exiting the Label Design or ODP Application
Select File | Exit to leave the Loftware Label Manager label design or On Demand Print application, or
click the close button (X).
Designing a Label
This section describes designing an example label. The tutorial explains how to create a basic shipping
label, including a shipping address, a return address and a part number encoded in a barcode. The
finished sample label looks like the following:
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Loftware Label Manager Version 10.1.1 User's Guide