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120 Chapter 6: Running a print job VCode User Guide 4. Define the following parameters by double-clicking in the appropriate column. Parameter Constant name Constant value Description A name for the constant that is easy to remember. This becomes the variable name in the schema. It will not appear on the bar code label. The information that will appear on your bar code label, either as text or encoded as a bar code. 5. Double-click in the white space outside the columns to apply the changes. The constant is created. Related information For more information about... See... Data source definition and types “About data sources” on page 114 How the constant is used in a schema “Configuring a schema” on page 126 Starting PlateTag “Starting PlateTag” on page 58
Chapter 6: Running a print job VCode User Guide 121 Creating a counter Introduction This topic defines the counters data type, and explains when you might use it and how it relates to a schema. It also describes how to create a counter. Counters defined A counter is an optional data type that is used for a field when creating a schema. For every label that is printed, the counter increases in value by the same amount. Example: 0001, 0002, 0003, 0004... You can also add constant text before or after the counter. Example: Jan6-0001, Jan6-0002, Jan6-0003, Jan6-0004... Before you start This procedure assumes that PlateTag is already open. Creating counters !! IMPORTANT !! Use 10 or fewer digits in the Initial counter field. If there are more than ten digits, the number will be returned as all zeroes. To create a counter: 1. In PlateTag, click the Schemas tab at the bottom of the page. 2. Click the Counters tab. 3. Click Add new counter. A row for a new counter will appear in the white space. 4. Double-click in the white space in the column for the parameter you are defining. The column can now be edited. 5. Define the following parameters: Parameter Variable name Prefix Suffix Base Description A name for the counter that is easy to remember. Text preceding the number. Text following the number. The number base of the counting system. The options are base 10 and base 36, which counts from 0–9 and then A–Z.
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