Printing Labels

When you are ready to print your label, you can select from a number of print options.

The print options available will vary depending upon the printer selected.

Print Range

Print all labels– Prints all the labels in the current label editor. (Default)

Print current label – Prints only the currently displayed label.

Print range of labels – Prints a selected range of labels in the current label editor.
Copies The number of copies to print of each label.
Collate

Collate – Print one copy of each label, then print the second copy and so on. (Default)

Don't collate– Print all copies of the first label, then print all copies of the second label, and so on.

Mirror

Mirror content – Print content from right to left as you would see it in a mirror.

Don't mirror content– Print content normally. (Default)

  • This setting is saved when you save the label file.
Cut labels

When printing multiple copies, cut labels after:

Printing all labels – Wait until all labels have printed, then cut the label. (Default) Cut marks will print between each label.

Printing each label– Cut each label as it prints.

For the XTL 300 printer, the label maker will pause so you can manually cut the labels.

For the XTL 500 printer, the labels will be automatically cut.
Print Quality

For the LabelWriter 4XL printer:

High-speed – 300 x 300 dpi recommended for text

High-quality – 300 x 600 dpi recommended for barcodes and graphics

Auto – Automatically determine quality by label content

To print your label

  1. From the label editor, click .

    The Print dialog box appears.

  2. Select the appropriate print options.
  3. Click Print.

See Also

Setting Default Print Options

Selecting a Label Printer

Finding Errors

Label Maker Status

 

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