16 | Special Labels
Note: You can import a spreadsheet and use
the data to fill the template. See the online
User’s Guide for details.
4. Check the font and character size. Make
sure all the text and graphics fit on the
label.
5. Click Print.
Wrap and flag labels for cables
Wrapped labels are useful for tight spaces or
when only a short identifier is necessary.
Flag labels provide a larger surface for
multiple lines of text.
1. If the label is vertical, select Vertical
Alignment.
2. Set the length of the label.
3. Enter the label text.
4. Print the label.
Cable label tips
■ When labeling cables with a flag label,
set a specific length for the label. If you
use the “Auto” feature, the printed label
may be too short causing the text to
wrap around the cable, making it difficult
to read.
■ When adhering the flag label to the
cable, loop the label around the cord
loosely and stick the ends of the label
together, then move inwards toward the
cable. This makes it easier to align the
ends.
■ Add an extra inch or more to your flag
label to allow enough blank label to wrap
around the cord.
■ If space is limited, use narrower tapes
(such as 9 mm and 6 mm widths).
Flag: H
Flag: V
Wrap: V
Wrap: H
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