Create a Label

The first step in creating a new label is to describe the label stock, or type of label being printed.

This software package contains over 1700 standard label stocks from the most popular label manufacturers. Choose one of these label stocks on which to create your label, or customize your own. There are several ways to create a label:

To create a new label from standard label stock:

To create a new custom label format:

To create a new custom label format without the wizard:

      1. Make sure that wizards are disabled. Choose Options > Preferences. The Preferences window appears. Select the General  tab. If the Enable wizards box is checked uncheck it.

      2. Choose File > New. A default document appears in the work area.

        The Login to enLabel Workflow window appears. If your new label will be using information from a workflow database, fill in the information as follows. Otherwise, click Cancel.

        • Enter the enLabel web services server URL (consult your IT administrator for exact URL)

        • Enter your enLabel Workflow User Name.

        • Enter your enLabel Workflow Password.

        • Use the Select Group drop-down menu to select the appropriate group (Workflow, Execution, etc.)

        • Click OK.

      3. Right click on the document and select Label Layout. The Label Properties window appears.

      4. Specify whether you are designing one page or multiple pages of label templates by clicking on the appropriate box.

      5. Enter the Page dimensions in the appropriate boxes.

      6. Enter the label's type, shape, width, and height in the appropriate label layout boxes. Also specify the number of labels across and down the page, and the layout's Horizontal Repeat  and Vertical Repeat.

        NOTE: Click Auto Separate to have the system fill in the horizontal and vertical repeats.

      7. Select the Unit of Measure from the Units of Measure drop-down list.

        NOTE: Each time a label is opened it reverts to the default unit of measurement, which is inches.

      8. Click OK.