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the Design label window you can change the fonts and colors used on
each line of the label. Here's an explanation of the options available.
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To change the font characteristics for one line, choose that line using the list
shown here. To apply changes to two or more lines simultaneously,
use the <Ctrl> key on your keyboard to select multiple
lines. To apply changes to all lines, choose the <All
lines> item.
You can add as many lines as you want to each label.
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The list of fonts is
grouped into four font types: sans serif fonts, serif fonts, script fonts,
and special fonts. The blue symbols in the list indicate the font
type.
The font names shown in this list is
based on which printer you've selected. If you don't see very many
fonts, make sure you haven't selected "Generic / Text only" as
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Font sizes range from 6 points to 72 points. |
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When printing to color printers, use any of the standard text colors.
When printing to black and white printers, choose from the gray palette. |
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Note that not all fonts have bold and italic.
Choose a font style available for your selected font.
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Align the text within the label.
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Use the word wrap option when a single line item is allowed to span multiple lines on the label.
This is also useful when you specify more than one data value on the same line and you want to
have the appearance of a paragraph.
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Basic steps for printing labels
