Need file labels that are all 2 inches in length and font size the same no matter the # of characters - Like a typewriter - turn off auto scaling?
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I know that you can make the length 2" I believe you can have them all the same size no matter the Characters. On the PTH100
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Don't know if this will help or not. I have a different (older) Brother P-Touch which also uses the TZ tape. Mine is a desktop model that uses batteries. Anyway, the way mine works, you push 'Function' and then the number '8'. This gets you to the 'Tab Length' menu. It will probably be set to 'Auto'. Next, use the up and down arrows to get to 2-inches (I think it will display 2.0"). Mine goes from 0.0 to 4.0 inches. Hope this helps. If you get a chance, would you let me know how you like the handheld model? I'm thinking of getting one.
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I made a stamp with four lines. You can do that. I dont now if 30 characters is too much.
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I concur with you; I was able to find a formatter program that did the job quick and easy - thank you for your advice.
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I'm reasonably computer savvy but am striking out using MS Word 2007 and these labels.I can print them alright, but they won't align with the label. Fortunately, all I've wasted so far are a dozen sheets of plain paper.I've been to Avery.com for their template, have used the Word template...no go.All I want is a page with two blank circles (in the right places!) that will let me insert text boxes. Avery's support pages was of no help. Maybe I phrased the search query badly. Believe I'll call the number Murph provided.
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Yes, and the owner's manual tells you how to do it. The maximum number of lines is four - it depends on the width of the label you are using and the size of the text.
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I know this was a few months ago, but you can adjust the font size (text size) on your computer. You can make it as big as you need. There's no reason to fork over hundreds more dollars just because 'the print is too fuzzy'??
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This label maker uses labels. TZ, I believe. Available in at least two widths. BTW, find the setting that allows small margins, by default the label maker has a long lead and tail of waste.
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These are plain continuous labels, but if you don't have a brother printer to setup the desire length during the printing process, these aren't the ones that you want, because you will need to die cut them.
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I checked the instructions, and see that the font sizes are small, medium and large, but does not give the actual font sizes (e.g. 12 PT). I think the small is helpful for very small items, and medium works fine for most of my needs.
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There are thousands of stock sizes that work with this printer. To help you - you want direct thermal labels, (not thermal transfer), and 1" core. That is all that will work with this printer. The width is listed first and then the length. So a 2 x 1 label is 2" wide and 1" length. Let me know what size you are looking for and I can recommend a ASIN if you need further help. Bob
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Yes! Go to Tools, then click on Options. You will find many options and one is to change font size. Hope this helps.
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I'm using the template provided by my Epson printer. Couldn't use Avery or Word. Do you have a graphics program that has label templates?
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I don't know of any way to get around this "feature". The machine appears to be programmed to stick the inch or so leader on the label. It appears to me that the manufacturer knew this was a issue because they print the two small dots at the point where the label has to be cut to center it. I wish I had a solution for you. Good luck in finding one.
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done from within your operating system or the application your are printing from. For purposes of sending a mainframe report via network it does allow default font size and lines per page to be defined but that's it.
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Read the manual "Designing Labels" section. Go to Brother's web site to down load manual: ( http://www.brother-usa.com/VirData/Content/en-US/PTouch/Consumer/UsersManual//UM_PT_1290_1290BT_1290BT2_1290BT3_1290RS_EN_1798.PDF ). Brother web site:(http://www.brother-usa.com/ ).SIZE: Press "Fn", then use "< >" key to select a function, (i.e.: "Size"), then press "Enter", next use "< >" key to select the size you want then press "Enter". Or use shortcut key combo: "Fn" + "1", then select the size you want with the "< >" key and press "Enter".WIDTH: Press "Fn", then use "< >" key to select a function, (i.e.: Width), and press "Enter", then use "< >" key to select the width you want then press "Enter". Or use short cut combo keys "Fn" +"2"...DonS.10/23/14 Read the manual "Designing Labels" section. Go to Brother's web site to down load manual: ( http://www.brother-usa.com/VirData/Content/en-US/PTouch/Consumer/UsersManual//UM_PT_1290_1290BT_1290BT2_1290BT3_1290RS_EN_1798.PDF ). Brother web site:(http://www.brother-usa.com/ ).SIZE: Press "Fn", then use "< >" key to select a function, (i.e.: "Size"), then press "Enter", next use "< >" key to select the size you want then press "Enter". Or use shortcut key combo: "Fn" +... » Read More Read the manual "Designing Labels" section. Go to Brother's web site to down load manual: ( http://www.brother-usa.com/VirData/Content/en-US/PTouch/Consumer/UsersManual//UM_PT_1290_1290BT_1290BT2_1290BT3_1290RS_EN_1798.PDF ). Brother web site:(http://www.brother-usa.com/ ).SIZE: Press "Fn", then use "< >" key to select a function, (i.e.: "Size"), then press "Enter", next use "< >" key to select the size you want then press "Enter". Or use shortcut key combo: "Fn" + "1", then select the size you want with the "< >" key and press "Enter".WIDTH: Press "Fn", then use "< >" key to select a function, (i.e.: Width), and press "Enter", then use "< >" key to select the width you want then press "Enter". Or use short cut combo keys "Fn" +"2"...DonS.10/23/14 « Show Less
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You can contact Summit Software & they will tell you. If you only want 1 font, they will sometimes comp (via email download). Good luck!
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Easily! Just use a smaller size letter. The templates it comes with are easy to manipulate! Have fun!