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Formatting a Label

Data Bound (Linked) Objects

LabelMark 5.0 User’s Manual

Data Bound (Linked) Objects

Some data, such as serialization, date and time, data import schemes, and items placed on

different labels through the Command Multiplier, are bound to the original data. “Data Bound”

means that specific data is repeated on subsequent labels with their position on the label and

their formatting tied to the original. When you reformat or move the data on one label, all the

data bound objects on the other labels reformat or move to the exact same place on the

corresponding labels. It makes no difference on which label you reformat or move the data

bound objects. All labels containing the bound data will reformat the same way, automatically.

Edit Data Bound Objects

You can change parameters of data bound objects after they are created. Because the elements

are bound together, it makes no difference on which label you select the object, because the

changes applied to one of the bound objects applies to all labels containing that object. To edit

or change parameters of data bound objects:

1. Select the bound object on one of the labels.

2. In the Properties dialog box to the right, click Edit Data Bound Objects button.

Choose Edit>Edit data bound objects.

You are returned to the dialog box or wizard that was used to created the data bound object.

(For information on how to work with the specific dialog boxes or wizards, refer to those

sections of this manual.)

You can also change any of the formatting options (such as font, or font size) found in the

properties box. As you change the options on one of the data bound objects, the rest of the

bound objects automatically take on the changed format.

NoteNote

The Data Bound Objects property box is the same as Text element properties. (See

“Text Element Properties” on page 49 for more information.)

Split Linked Objects

You can break the data bound link of one or more objects on a label by splitting it off from the

other labels. When you split the link, it affects only the selected object on the individual label.

The linked data on the other corresponding labels will remain linked and move or reformat

together.

To split out a linked object:

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