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FileMaker Pro 4.1 Mac User's Guide

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Relationship pop-up menu<br />

Fields list<br />

Field names arranged in a label<br />

To Do this<br />

Remove a field name from the<br />

layout contents<br />

Remove all field names and<br />

characters from the layout<br />

contents<br />

Laying out and arranging information 3-15<br />

For Layout contents, select the field name and ><br />

characters, and then press Delete.<br />

Click Clear All.<br />

6. In the layout, adjust or delete the header, if necessary.<br />

See “Resizing parts” and “Deleting layout parts” on page 3-36.<br />

If you’re using Do this<br />

Click to add<br />

punctuation<br />

characters<br />

A laser or ink jet printer Set the header to the top of the first row of labels. The<br />

layout header compensates for the nonprintable area.<br />

If the labels are small, try setting the header to the top of<br />

the second row of labels. <strong>FileMaker</strong> <strong>Pro</strong> won’t print on<br />

the first row of labels, but it prints in the correct position<br />

on subsequent labels.<br />

A dot matrix printer Delete the header, if there is one. Click the part label, and<br />

then press Delete.<br />

7. Adjust the margins, if necessary.<br />

See “Setting margins for labels” on page 3-16.<br />

8. To enhance or modify the layout, see the appropriate sections later in<br />

this chapter.<br />

Note Depending on the labels you choose, the layout may contain a

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