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ivLabelMark 5.0 User’s ManualManaging Favorite Parts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .119Add t

Serialization90LabelMark 5.0 User’s ManualThe Data Preview field displays the new order.NoteNoteIf you select a component and click Delete, that compo

91SerializationLabelMark5.0 User’s Manual8. In the Place data on the labels field, select the direction you want the serialization applied to the bank

Remove SerializationTo remove serialization from labels:1. Click the serialized characters on one of the labels (it makes no difference on which label

93Label FilesSaveLabelMark5.0 User’s ManualLabel FilesSaveThe Save process creates a file that retains the label data, data attributes, and alignment

Label FilesSave94LabelMark 5.0 User’s ManualIf the name already exists, a message displays asking if you want to overwrite the previous file with that

95Label FilesOpening a FileLabelMark5.0 User’s ManualOpening a FileTo open a stored label file, from the Workspace:1. Choose File>Open.ORClick the

Label FilesOpening a File96LabelMark 5.0 User’s Manual2. In the Create New/Open dialog box, from the list of previously created documents, click the d

97Label FilesFile PropertiesLabelMark5.0 User’s ManualFile PropertiesThe File Properties dialog box includes information about the file and is saved a

Label FilesFile Properties98LabelMark 5.0 User’s ManualTo set File Properties for a label file, with the saved (or unsaved) label file active:1. Choos

99Job FilesCreate a Job FileLabelMark5.0 User’s ManualJob FilesA Job file is a collection of related label files. Creating job files is way to group r

1IntroductionApplication WindowLabelMark5.0 User’s ManualIntroductionLabelMark is a label design and management package which enables you to design a

Job FilesOpen a Job File100LabelMark 5.0 User’s ManualThe file(s) is added to the Job File tab displayed in the Workspace.Save Job FileOnce the job fi

101Job FilesOpen a Job FileLabelMark5.0 User’s ManualOR1. Choose Tools>Manage Jobs.2. In the directory tree on the left side, click the directory n

Job FilesRemove a Label File102LabelMark 5.0 User’s ManualRemove a Label FileTo remove a label file from a job file, with the job file open:1. Click t

103Job FilesPrinting a Job FileLabelMark5.0 User’s ManualPrinting a Job FileEach label file in the job file can be sent to a different printer, if des

Job FilesPrinting a Job File104LabelMark 5.0 User’s ManualPrint from a Job FileTo print a label file contained in a Job File, with the job file open:1

105Job FilesPrinting a Job FileLabelMark5.0 User’s ManualEdit Print OptionsTo change the number of copies or the side of the label file to print, edit

Job FilesClose a Job File106LabelMark 5.0 User’s Manual3. In the Side to Print field, click the radio button of the desired option.NoteNoteThe Side to

107Job FilesDelete a Job FileLabelMark5.0 User’s ManualDelete a Job FileYou can permanently delete a job file from Manage Job, Open dialog box, or fro

Job FilesFavorite Job Files108LabelMark 5.0 User’s ManualFavorite Job FilesIf there are a number of job files that you use often, add them to a Favori

109Job FilesFavorite Job FilesLabelMark5.0 User’s ManualView Favorite Job FilesTo view the job files in Favorites:1. Click the Favorites tab in the Ma

IntroductionApplication Window2LabelMark 5.0 User’s ManualTo move between different open documents:1. Click the tab of the document you want to view.

Job FilesFavorite Job Files110LabelMark 5.0 User’s ManualSearch OptionsThere are three ways you can search for job files: By Job File Name, By Label F

111Job FilesFavorite Job FilesLabelMark5.0 User’s ManualTo search for a particular label file based on the part number used for those labels:8. Click

Job FilesFavorite Job Files112LabelMark 5.0 User’s Manual

113Managing Custom PartsCreating a Custom PartLabelMark5.0 User’s ManualManaging Custom PartsCustom parts are user-defined label parts. These parts ca

Managing Custom PartsCreating a Custom Part114LabelMark 5.0 User’s Manual12. You can add or subtract columns and rows to the label by clicking the Add

115Managing Custom PartsCreating a Custom PartLabelMark5.0 User’s ManualZonesA Zone divides a label into sub-regions. Zones are used for two purposes:

Managing Custom PartsCreating a Custom Part116LabelMark 5.0 User’s ManualWhen zones are moved in front or behind each other, the zone order in the Zon

117Managing Custom PartsImport Custom PartsLabelMark5.0 User’s ManualExport Custom PartsTo share your custom part with others, you must export it. To

Managing Custom PartsDelete Custom Part118LabelMark 5.0 User’s ManualDelete Custom PartTo remove a custom part from your Custom parts list:1. Choose T

119Managing Favorite PartsAdd to FavoritesLabelMark5.0 User’s ManualManaging Favorite PartsYou can combine often used media parts into a Favorites lis

3IntroductionToolbarsLabelMark5.0 User’s ManualToolbarsThere are three toolbars that display in the editing window. They are:•Standard•Format•ActionTh

Managing Favorite PartsRemove from Favorites120LabelMark 5.0 User’s ManualSearching FavoritesTo narrow the Master Parts list to a few parts, use the f

121Managing Favorite PartsUsing FavoritesLabelMark5.0 User’s ManualUsing FavoritesTo use parts from your Favorites, when creating a new label file, on

123Manage Printer/Part PairingsLabelMark5.0 User’s ManualManage Printer/Part PairingsYou can pair a printer and label part so whenever you print the s

Manage Printer/Part Pairings124LabelMark 5.0 User’s ManualIf custom part numbers have been added to LabelMark (see Managing Custom Parts on page 102),

125Data Import/ExportAdding External DataLabelMark5.0 User’s ManualData Import/ExportYou can place data from an external source (external to LabelMark

Data Import/ExportAdding External Data126LabelMark 5.0 User’s ManualNoteNoteIf a Text File, select the Delimiter character that is used to separate th

127Data Import/ExportAdding External DataLabelMark5.0 User’s Manual9. In the Available Columns section, select the columns of data that you want to im

Data Import/ExportAdvanced Options (for importing data).128LabelMark 5.0 User’s ManualAdvanced Options (for importing data).Advanced Data Import optio

129Data Import/ExportAdvanced Options (for importing data).LabelMark5.0 User’s Manual6. Click the column on which you want to change the element.7. Cl

IntroductionToolbars4LabelMark 5.0 User’s ManualFormatThe Format toolbar consists of the following items:Button Function Button FunctionSelect a diffe

Data Import/ExportAdvanced Options (for importing data).130LabelMark 5.0 User’s ManualQueriesTo add specific records of a database or spreadsheet to y

131Data Import/ExportAdvanced Options (for importing data).LabelMark5.0 User’s ManualTo filter records in the database or spreadsheet, perform a query

Data Import/ExportAdvanced Options (for importing data).132LabelMark 5.0 User’s ManualTo create a complex query, before completing Step 4 above:5. In

133Data Import/ExportAdvanced Options (for importing data).LabelMark5.0 User’s Manual2. Click Ascending (A-Z, 0-9) or Descending (Z-A, 9-0) radio butt

Data Import/ExportAdvanced Options (for importing data).134LabelMark 5.0 User’s ManualThe default is to use all records. However, if the query results

135Data Import/ExportAdvanced Options (for importing data).LabelMark5.0 User’s ManualSave Data Import SchemeYou may want to save the data import schem

Data Import/ExportUsing a Data Import Scheme136LabelMark 5.0 User’s ManualUsing a Data Import SchemeTo apply a saved data import scheme:1. Choose Inse

137Microsoft VisioLabelMark5.0 User’s ManualMicrosoft VisioYou can create labels using Microsoft Visio drawings or text. This data is exported to Labe

Microsoft Visio138LabelMark 5.0 User’s Manual7. To use only part of the image selected, in the image viewing area, select the portion of the image you

139Microsoft VisioLabelMark5.0 User’s Manual14. If you want to save the file with a name other than the generic name, highlight the generic file name

5IntroductionToolbarsLabelMark5.0 User’s ManualActionWith the exception of the Selection Arrow tool, all other tools on the Action toolbar are only av

Microsoft Visio140LabelMark 5.0 User’s ManualAll the individual text added to a specific field on the Selected fields side of the dialog box will disp

141Microsoft VisioLabelMark5.0 User’s ManualTo remove data on a field:11. In the Selected Fields section, click the field tab containing the data you

Microsoft Visio142LabelMark 5.0 User’s ManualIf the data does not fit on the label, the next screen will indicate there are errors. 21. If an item doe

143Microsoft VisioLabelMark5.0 User’s Manual24. On the Process Data screen, to save the file with a name other than the generic name, highlight the ge

Microsoft Visio144LabelMark 5.0 User’s Manual

145Microsoft ExcelLabelMark5.0 User’s ManualMicrosoft ExcelJust as you can import data from an Excel spreadsheet while in LabelMark (see Data Import,

Microsoft Excel146LabelMark 5.0 User’s ManualTo export only certain rows of information from a particular field:5. In the Source section, click the +

147Microsoft ExcelLabelMark5.0 User’s ManualTo remove data on a field:11. In the Selected Fields section, click the field tab containing the data you

Microsoft Excel148LabelMark 5.0 User’s ManualIf you added more fields, the fields are displayed as separate entities. You can position them at differe

149Microsoft ExcelLabelMark5.0 User’s ManualWhen exporting from Excel, each data item on the added field tab displays on a different label. Therefore,

IntroductionOptions6LabelMark 5.0 User’s ManualOptionsIf you use a specific font most of the time, or you always print to a certain printer, you can s

Microsoft Excel150LabelMark 5.0 User’s Manual

151AutoCADLabelMark5.0 User’s ManualAutoCAD You can place AutoCAD drawings on labels in LabelMark by either exporting directly from AutoCAD or importi

AutoCAD152LabelMark 5.0 User’s Manual9. If you selected the wrong part or the selection wasn’t as accurate as you would like, click Deselect OR click

153AutoCADLabelMark5.0 User’s ManualExport All Text ItemsYou can export CAD drawings to LabelMark from within the AutoCAD program.To export data:If yo

AutoCAD154LabelMark 5.0 User’s ManualAll data moved to the Selected fields section will display as one label object. To separate the data from each ot

155AutoCADLabelMark5.0 User’s ManualIf you selected WireMark format, the different fields of data are repeated down the label.If you selected Allow Gr

156LabelMark 5.0 User’s Manual18. On the Process Data screen, indicate if you want to save the label file with the exported data. If you want to save

157Manage Data Import SchemesEdit a SchemeLabelMark5.0 User’s ManualManage Data Import SchemesYou can change the parameters or query definitions of a

Manage Data Import SchemesApply to Label File158LabelMark 5.0 User’s ManualWhen you get to the Save Data Import Scheme screen, you can choose to save

159Manage Data Serialization SchemesEdit a SchemeLabelMark5.0 User’s ManualManage Data Serialization SchemesIf you create a number of serialization sc

7IntroductionHelpLabelMark5.0 User’s ManualData RefreshThe Data Refresh option is used to set the defaults for the following:• Date/Time Refresh optio

Apply to Label File160LabelMark 5.0 User’s ManualOn the Save Serialization Scheme screen, you can choose to save the changes under the same name OR gi

161TemplatesCreate a TemplateLabelMark5.0 User’s ManualTemplatesTemplates are used to hold common data items that occur on most of your labels, such a

TemplatesUse a Template162LabelMark 5.0 User’s Manual8. Enter a name for the template.NoteNoteThe template will automatically be saved in the Template

163TemplatesPrinting Labels From TemplatesLabelMark5.0 User’s Manual3. In the list of templates displayed, click the template to use.4. Click OK.All t

Application WizardsControl Panel Labels164LabelMark 5.0 User’s ManualApplication WizardsThe following wizards can be found in LabelMark 5.0, Professio

165Application WizardsControl Panel LabelsLabelMark5.0 User’s ManualYou can create any number of control panel labels in any combination (e.g., 2 push

Application WizardsControl Panel Labels166LabelMark 5.0 User’s Manual11. Repeat for each label file name you want to change.NoteNoteIf, after assignin

167Application WizardsControl Panel LabelsLabelMark5.0 User’s ManualTo create a new job file:15. After selecting the label files to place in the new j

Application WizardsWire Harness Labels168LabelMark 5.0 User’s ManualWire Harness LabelsUse the Wire Harness wizard to create labels specific for wire

169Application WizardsWire Harness LabelsLabelMark5.0 User’s ManualOn the Rename Label files screen, you can give the wire harness label files a uniqu

IntroductionHelp8LabelMark 5.0 User’s ManualBreadcrumbsThe content hierarchy displays in the upper right corner of every screen. This hierarchy is kno

Application WizardsWire Harness Labels170LabelMark 5.0 User’s ManualA message displays indicating that no job file will be created and/or no labels ad

171Application Wizards110-Block LabelsLabelMark5.0 User’s Manual110-Block LabelsThe 110-Block label type is based on user-selected pair configurations

Application Wizards110-Block Labels172LabelMark 5.0 User’s ManualNoteNoteA strip is one completed, fully populated label. If multiple strips are added

173Application Wizards110-Block LabelsLabelMark5.0 User’s Manual7. In the 110 Block Type:, click the drop down arrow and select the block type desired

Application Wizards110-Block Labels174LabelMark 5.0 User’s Manual11. On the Rename Label files screen, you can create the label file under a new, uniq

175Application Wizards110-Block LabelsLabelMark5.0 User’s ManualTo create a new job file:17. After selecting the label files to place in the new job f

Application Wizards176LabelMark 5.0 User’s ManualEdit 110-Block LabelsIf you have chosen the wrong configuration or need to enter additional strips, y

9Getting StartedGraphical Label DesignLabelMark5.0 User’s ManualGetting StartedThis section describes the process of creating a label with minimal for

Getting StartedCreate New Label File10LabelMark 5.0 User’s ManualCreate New Label FileA label file can be one label or multiple labels saved together

11Getting StartedCreate New Label FileLabelMark5.0 User’s ManualSearching the Master Parts ListYou can narrow a large Master list of part numbers thro

Getting StartedCreate New Label File12LabelMark 5.0 User’s ManualBy Printer CompatibilityYou can also search by Printer Compatibility. To search for p

13Getting StartedViewLabelMark5.0 User’s ManualEditorThe Label Editor is activated in the Workspace area of the application window. The Label Editor h

Getting StartedView14LabelMark 5.0 User’s ManualTwo-Sided LabelsSome label parts allow printing on both sides of the label. To view each side, separat

15Getting StartedGo To a LabelLabelMark5.0 User’s ManualGo To a LabelRegardless of which view you are in (single or multiple labels), you can move to

Getting StartedGo To a Label16LabelMark 5.0 User’s ManualLabel NavigationIf you are in Single Label Layout, the Label Navigation buttons display on th

17Getting StartedZoomLabelMark5.0 User’s ManualZoomThe Editor supports zooming functionality in all views. You can zoom from 25% to 800%. Zoom factors

Getting StartedZoom18LabelMark 5.0 User’s ManualQuick ZoomA Zoom control scale displays in the lower right corner of the Status Bar. To quickly change

19Getting StartedCursor MovementLabelMark5.0 User’s ManualCursor MovementFunction Key DescriptionScroll Up In a multi-label file, scrolls one label ro

LabelMark 5.0 User’s ManualCopyrightThis manual is copyrighted with all rights reserved. No portion of this manual may be copied or reproduced by any

Getting StartedCursor Movement20LabelMark 5.0 User’s ManualMove Right• If a label is selected in a multi-label file, moves to the label on the right.

21Getting StartedCursor MovementLabelMark5.0 User’s ManualSelect All Labels Selects all labels in the label file.Cancel Current ActionCancels the curr

Getting StartedMouse Navigation22LabelMark 5.0 User’s ManualMouse NavigationFunction Button Action DescriptionSelect Left Click Selects a label elemen

23Getting StartedAdding TextLabelMark5.0 User’s ManualAdding TextOnce a label or template file is created or opened, the label editor is activated for

Print a Label FilePrint Preview24LabelMark 5.0 User’s ManualPrint a Label FilePrint PreviewWhile the Editor displays labels as they appear on the line

25Print a Label FilePrint Dialog BoxLabelMark5.0 User’s ManualPrint Dialog BoxFor each label file you want to print, you can do the following:• Select

Print a Label FilePrint Dialog Box26LabelMark 5.0 User’s ManualSelecting a PrinterTo print a label file, one label in a file, or a range of labels in

If you want to print a number of labels from a label file, but not the entire label file:4. In the Labels to print section of the Print dialog box, cl

Print a Label FilePrint Dialog Box28LabelMark 5.0 User’s Manual

29Formatting a LabelLabelMark5.0 User’s ManualFormatting a LabelEach label contains elements that represent user content, such as text, barcode etc. T

LabelMark 5.0 User’s ManualSoftware Copyright InformationYOU SHOULD CAREFULLY READ THE FOLLOWING TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF THIS LICENSE AGREEMENT BEFORE

Formatting a LabelBehavior Common to All Label Objects30LabelMark 5.0 User’s ManualBehavior Common to All Label ObjectsLabel Objects are tools used to

31Formatting a LabelBehavior Common to All Label ObjectsLabelMark5.0 User’s ManualHandle Color DescriptionClear (on text elements)Clear (or solid whit

Formatting a LabelBehavior Common to All Label Objects32LabelMark 5.0 User’s ManualSelecting Multiple ElementsYou can perform some functions on multip

33Formatting a LabelBehavior Common to All Label ObjectsLabelMark5.0 User’s ManualFigure 2 • Demonstration of lasso techniqueLocking Elements on a Lab

Formatting a LabelBehavior Common to All Label Objects34LabelMark 5.0 User’s ManualMove ElementTo move an element to another location on the label:1.

35Formatting a LabelBehavior Common to All Label ObjectsLabelMark5.0 User’s ManualTo adjust the properties of an element:1. On the label, click the el

Formatting a LabelBehavior Common to All Label Objects36LabelMark 5.0 User’s ManualFigure 5 • Example of vertical selection with horizontal alignmentT

37Formatting a LabelBehavior Common to All Label ObjectsLabelMark5.0 User’s ManualTo center the element horizontally on the label:3. On the Formatting

Formatting a LabelBehavior Common to All Label Objects38LabelMark 5.0 User’s ManualRotating ElementsYou can rotate elements clockwise or counter clock

39Formatting a LabelBehavior Common to All Label ObjectsLabelMark5.0 User’s Manual Delete an ElementTo remove an element from a label:1. To display ha

LabelMark 5.0 User’s Manual5. LIMITATION OF LIABILITY: IN NO EVENT WILL BRADY BE LIABLE FOR ANY DAMAGES, INCLUDING LOSS OF DATA, WHEN LOADING THIS SOF

Formatting a LabelCommand Multiplier40LabelMark 5.0 User’s ManualCommand MultiplierThe Command Multiplier is a unique feature that enables you to dupl

41Formatting a LabelCommand MultiplierLabelMark5.0 User’s ManualCopy Object(s) If there are only parts of a label that need to be repeated, use the Co

Formatting a LabelInsert a New Label42LabelMark 5.0 User’s ManualInsert a New LabelYou can insert a new, blank label in front of another label. When y

43Formatting a LabelText ElementLabelMark5.0 User’s ManualText ElementText elements contain user-defined text and characters, allowing direct data ent

Formatting a LabelText Element44LabelMark 5.0 User’s ManualEdit TextClicking a text element one time displays handles on the element and treats the el

45Formatting a LabelText ElementLabelMark5.0 User’s ManualSelect Multiple CharactersYou can delete or edit multiple characters at a time by first high

Formatting a LabelText Element46LabelMark 5.0 User’s ManualFind/ReplaceTo search for specific data on a label in a multi-label file, use the Find func

47Formatting a LabelText ElementLabelMark5.0 User’s ManualReplaceTo change multiple occurrences of specific data to something else, use the Replace fe

Formatting a LabelText Element48LabelMark 5.0 User’s Manual8. Continue to click Find Next until all occurrences have been changed.ORIf you are confide

49Formatting a LabelText ElementLabelMark5.0 User’s ManualText Element PropertiesProperty To UseLocked Click this option box to protect the text strin

LabelMark 5.0 User’s ManualTechnical SupportTechnical Support Numbers/On-line HelpFor repair or technical assistance, find your regional Brady Tech Su

Formatting a LabelText Element50LabelMark 5.0 User’s ManualHorizontal JustificationHorizontal justification aligns the text within the boundaries of t

51Formatting a LabelText ElementLabelMark5.0 User’s ManualFlip-Flop The Flip Flop feature works on text elements only. It transposes, or reorders, lin

Formatting a LabelText Element52LabelMark 5.0 User’s ManualWhere you place the flip character in the line of text determines how the data will flip. F

53Formatting a LabelText ElementLabelMark5.0 User’s Manual3. Select the type of Flip-Flop, as follows:For Vertical (multi-lines):• Top to Bottom – Tra

Formatting a LabelText Element54LabelMark 5.0 User’s ManualFor Horizontal (single line):• Left to Right – Transposes text on the left of the flip char

55Formatting a LabelText ElementLabelMark5.0 User’s ManualRemove Flip CharacterFor horizontal (left to right) flipped elements, after flipping, remove

Formatting a LabelImage Element56LabelMark 5.0 User’s ManualImage ElementImage elements allow you to include a graphic on the label. You can size and

57Formatting a LabelImage ElementLabelMark5.0 User’s ManualResize ImageOnce the image is placed on the label, a series of “handles” display around the

Formatting a LabelImage Element58LabelMark 5.0 User’s ManualImage PropertiesWhen an image is selected, the following image properties box displays.Fig

59Formatting a LabelImage ElementLabelMark5.0 User’s ManualWidthUse this field to indicate an exact width of the graphic. This will overwrite the aspe

iLabelMark5.0 User’s ManualTable of ContentsIntroduction. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Formatting a LabelLine and Rectangle Elements60LabelMark 5.0 User’s ManualLine and Rectangle ElementsThe Line and Rectangle are shapes that you can dr

61Formatting a LabelLine and Rectangle ElementsLabelMark5.0 User’s ManualLine PropertiesThe following options are displayed in the Line Properties box

Formatting a LabelLine and Rectangle Elements62LabelMark 5.0 User’s ManualStart Point Y Indicates the distance the top edge of a vertical line is from

63Formatting a LabelLine and Rectangle ElementsLabelMark5.0 User’s ManualRectangle PropertiesThe following options are displayed in the Rectangle Prop

Formatting a LabelLine and Rectangle Elements64LabelMark 5.0 User’s ManualRotation Use this field to achieve a custom rotation, i.e., some increment o

65Formatting a LabelBarcode ElementsLabelMark5.0 User’s ManualBarcode ElementsA Barcode element represents a barcode graphic generated from user input

Formatting a LabelBarcode Elements66LabelMark 5.0 User’s ManualBarcode PropertiesThe following options are displayed in the Barcode properties box:Not

67Formatting a LabelBarcode ElementsLabelMark5.0 User’s ManualProperty To UseLocked Click this option box to protect the barcode element from being mo

Formatting a LabelBarcode Elements68LabelMark 5.0 User’s ManualItalic Click the Italics option box to place the human readable text in italics.Underli

69Formatting a LabelBarcode ElementsLabelMark5.0 User’s ManualDensity The density refers to the thickness of the bars and spaces within a barcode. Rat

iiLabelMark 5.0 User’s ManualFormatting a Label . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2

Formatting a LabelData Bound (Linked) Objects70LabelMark 5.0 User’s ManualData Bound (Linked) ObjectsSome data, such as serialization, date and time,

71Formatting a LabelData Bound (Linked) ObjectsLabelMark5.0 User’s Manual1. Select the data element on the specific label that you want to split.2. Ch

Formatting a LabelData Bound (Linked) Objects72LabelMark 5.0 User’s ManualDeleting Data Bound ObjectsYou can delete specific data bound objects on ind

73Formatting a LabelAdd Date/TimeLabelMark5.0 User’s ManualDate and Time ElementThe Date and Time function allows you to include a date/time stamp on

Formatting a LabelAdd Date/Time74LabelMark 5.0 User’s ManualIn the date/time dialog box displayed:2. Click the down arrow in the Use predefined format

75Formatting a LabelAdd Date/TimeLabelMark5.0 User’s Manual8. Click the Time parts tab to create a custom format for time.NoteNoteThe Time parts butto

Formatting a LabelAdd Date/Time76LabelMark 5.0 User’s ManualIn the Start at label number: field, enter the number of the label on which the date/time

77Formatting a LabelAdd Date/TimeLabelMark5.0 User’s ManualTo change the actual format of the date/time text, you must bring up the Date/Time dialog b

Formatting a LabelCheck Label Errors78LabelMark 5.0 User’s ManualCheck Label ErrorsWhen designing labels, LabelMark automatically checks for formattin

79Formatting a LabelCheck Label ErrorsLabelMark5.0 User’s ManualLabel Errors ListTo check the labels for errors, in the Errors and Information window:

iiiLabelMark5.0 User’s ManualLabel Errors List . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 79Changi

Formatting a LabelCheck Label Errors80LabelMark 5.0 User’s ManualThis automatically resizes the objects in question to fit on the label. Auto Fit All

81Formatting a LabelChanging Label PartsLabelMark5.0 User’s ManualChanging Label PartsYou can change the label part (type of label material) after dat

WireMark Format82LabelMark 5.0 User’s ManualWireMark FormatWireMarker label types always repeat lines of data down the label. You can text or graphic

83SerializationLabelMark5.0 User’s ManualSerializationSerialization (or sequencing) automatically adds a series of sequential numbers or letters to th

Serialization84LabelMark 5.0 User’s ManualIn a multi-sequence serialization, where the second set of values is NOT dependent on the first set, (i.e.,

85SerializationLabelMark5.0 User’s ManualSimple SerializationTo add serialization to the label:1. Choose Insert>Serialized Data.The Serialization w

Serialization86LabelMark 5.0 User’s Manual8. In the Step field, enter the number by which the serialization should increment. 9. In the Number of Labe

87SerializationLabelMark5.0 User’s ManualFormat SerializationTo change the format of the serialized characters:1. Click the serialized characters on o

Serialization88LabelMark 5.0 User’s Manual12. In the Priority field, use the toggle buttons to increase or decrease the priority level. (See “Priority

89SerializationLabelMark5.0 User’s ManualPriorityThe last field in the grid is Priority. Changing the priority determines how the particular component