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136 Chapter 6: Running a print job VCode User Guide 4. Replace the plate with the next one in the series and press the green button. Repeat this operation for all remaining plates in the series. Related information For more information about... Performing a test print See... “About test printing and applying” on page 99 The location of the green button “Hardware overview” on page 11 Labelling groups of plates with identical labels Introduction This topic explains how to set up a batch print job that prints groups of plates with the same labels. Example You may want to label groups of plates in a batch run, where each plate in the group has the same label. The following example has groups of three identical plates in an incrementing batch run: bc0001, bc0001, bc0001, bc0002, bc0002, bc0002, bc0003, bc0003, bc0003... When typically labelling a batch of plates, each plate is labelled with a unique label in sequence, such as: bc0001, bc0002, bc0003, bc0004, bc0005, bc0006... If you run the same print job in the typical way three times, the plates will be labelled like this: bc0001, bc0002, bc0003, bc0001, bc0002, bc0003, bc0001, bc0002, bc0003... This is inconvenient because you will need to shuffle the plates to get them into the order you want. The procedure in this topic shows you how to create the desired subsets of identically labelled plates. Before you start This procedure assumes that PlateTag is already open and that one of the schemas used for the print job uses a data source. Procedure To print subsets of identically labelled plates in a batch run: 1. In PlateTag, navigate to Edit > Preferences. 2. Click the Jobs tab. 3. In the Data Sources group box, select Prompt for duplication of data source entries.
Chapter 6: Running a print job VCode User Guide 137 4. Click OK. 5. Click the Print Job tab at the bottom of the page. 6. Click Start job. 7. In the Job Size Request dialog box, enter how many copies of each bar code you want to print and click OK. If you want to have three plates in the group, as in the example earlier in this topic, type 3. Related information For more information about... Starting the labelling operation for a production run See... “Starting a production labelling run” on page 135
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