Label Printing - Revision history

Dgarratt at 12:44, 7 March 2014

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	In addition to data place markers and printer commands there are a number of [Label Functions] which can also be used to manipulate the data before printing.		In addition to data place markers and printer commands there are a number of [[Label Functions]] which can also be used to manipulate the data before printing.

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	Label Template Files can broadly be compared to a mail merge type approach, where literal static data is combined with place markers / tokens which get replaced with data when the label is printed.<br><br>		Label Template Files can broadly be compared to a mail merge type approach, where literal static data is combined with place markers / tokens which get replaced with data when the label is printed.<br><br>

	[[File:Label1.gif]]		[[File:Label1.gif]]<br><br>

			In addition to data place markers and printer commands there are a number of [Label Functions] which can also be used to manipulate the data before printing.

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	When you print labels via this means the actual layout of the label is determined by the commands stored in a file with a .lbl extension in a subdirectory called labels.		When you print labels via this means the actual layout of the label is determined by the commands stored in a file with a .lbl extension in a subdirectory called labels.<br>

	Label Template Files can broadly be compared to a mail merge type approach, where literal static data is combined with place markers / tokens which get replaced with data when the label is printed.		Label Template Files can broadly be compared to a mail merge type approach, where literal static data is combined with place markers / tokens which get replaced with data when the label is printed.<br><br>

	[[File:Label1.gif]]		[[File:Label1.gif]]

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Modifying Report Layouts

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	When you print labels via this means the actual layout of the label is determined by the commands stored in a file with a .lbl extension in a subdirectory called labels.		When you print labels via this means the actual layout of the label is determined by the commands stored in a file with a .lbl extension in a subdirectory called labels.

			Label Template Files can broadly be compared to a mail merge type approach, where literal static data is combined with place markers / tokens which get replaced with data when the label is printed.

			[[File:Label1.gif]]

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Modifying Report Layouts

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	This section deals with the Zebra labels.		This section deals with the Zebra labels.


			When you print labels via this means the actual layout of the label is determined by the commands stored in a file with a .lbl extension in a subdirectory called labels.

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Modifying Report Layouts

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	== Modifying Report Layouts ==		== Modifying Report Layouts ==

			Reports come in 2 types. Jasper Reports which are visible on screen and can be sent to laser printers etc and ZPL reports which are a series of commands sent to Zebra compatible printers but cannot be previewed on screen.

			This section deals with the Zebra labels.

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	Before you attempt to print barcode labels you need to tell Commander4j what type of printers you are planning to use.<br>		Before you attempt to print barcode labels you need to tell Commander4j what type of printers you are planning to use.<br>
	There are 2 types available.<br>		There are 2 types available.<br>

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	* [http://code.google.com/p/jzebra/wiki/TutorialRawOSX#Introduction?title=Help:Links&action=edit OSX]		* [http://code.google.com/p/jzebra/wiki/TutorialRawOSX#Introduction?title=Help:Links&action=edit OSX]

	== Laser Printers==		== Laser Printers ==

	No special configuration required for these printers - just install the appropriate driver. Do remember however that the quality of a barcode printed on a standard printer will not be as good as a purpose built barcode printer.		No special configuration required for these printers - just install the appropriate driver. Do remember however that the quality of a barcode printed on a standard printer will not be as good as a purpose built barcode printer.

			== Changing Report Types (ZPL or Laser) ==

			== Modifying Report Layouts ==

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			[[Category:Commander4j]]

	Before you attempt to print barcode labels you need to tell Commander4j what type of printers you are planning to use.<br>		Before you attempt to print barcode labels you need to tell Commander4j what type of printers you are planning to use.<br>
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	== Laser Printers==		== Laser Printers==

			No special configuration required for these printers - just install the appropriate driver. Do remember however that the quality of a barcode printed on a standard printer will not be as good as a purpose built barcode printer.

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	* [http://code.google.com/p/jzebra/wiki/TutorialRawUbuntu#IntroductionLinks?title=Help:Links&action=edit Ubuntu]		* [http://code.google.com/p/jzebra/wiki/TutorialRawUbuntu#IntroductionLinks?title=Help:Links&action=edit Ubuntu]
	* [http://code.google.com/p/jzebra/wiki/TutorialRawOSX#Introduction?title=Help:Links&action=edit OSX]		* [http://code.google.com/p/jzebra/wiki/TutorialRawOSX#Introduction?title=Help:Links&action=edit OSX]


	== Laser Printers==		== Laser Printers==