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98 Chapter 5: Creating label formats for printing VCode User Guide Uploading and saving a label format Introduction Once you have created or edited a label format, you must upload it to the printer before it can be used. You might also want to save it to a storage drive, especially as label formats can be accidently overwritten. Before you start Before you can perform these procedures, VCode Diagnostics must be open. Uploading a format To upload a format to the printer: 1. In the Label Editor tab of VCode Diagnostics, click Upload format to printer. Saving a format To save a format to a storage drive: 1. In the Label Editor tab of VCode Diagnostics, click Save format to disk. 2. Navigate to the drive location in which you want to store the file and click Save. Next step The next step in the workflow for designing and using a new label format is “About test printing and applying” on page 99. Related information For more information about... The overall process of designing a label format Opening VCode Diagnostics See... “Workflow for designing a label format” on page 87 “Starting VCode Diagnostics” on page 62
Chapter 5: Creating label formats for printing VCode User Guide 99 About test printing and applying Introduction There are several different ways to perform a test print of a label. This topic helps you to choose between them. When to do a test print Perform a test print when first setting up your VCode, after creating a new format, or when troubleshooting printing problems. Testing will allow you to correct problems such as: ❑ Overlapping fields ❑ Bar codes that are too large for the label ❑ Missing bar codes, caused by magnification values that are too small ❑ Text fields that are too small to read Test printing and print jobs The settings that you use for test printing have no impact on the settings that define bar code labels when running a print job. Printing options You can perform test prints from two locations in VCode Diagnostics: the Label Editor tab and the Testing tab. If you want to test print... One label that uses the formats currently specified in the label editor, and do not want to apply the label to a plate. (This is the best option to use at the time you create a label format.) One or more identical labels, using any format stored in the printer, and do not want to apply the labels to a plate. One or more identical labels, using any format stored in the printer, and want to apply them to specified sides of one or more plates. Each printed label is the same as every other because you can only define one set of fields for the test. A batch of different labels, using any format stored in the printer, and want to apply them to specified sides of one or more plates. Then... Print from the Label Editor tab. See “Printing one label from the Label Editor page” on page 100. Print from the Testing tab. See “Printing one label from the Testing page” on page 101. Print and apply from the Testing tab. See “Printing and applying multiple labels to a plate” on page 103. Create a schema and run a print job in PlateTag. See “Running a print job” on page 107.
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