At 09:05 PM 9/12/2005, Steve Vellella wrote:

I have a Doctors office that is trying to print chart labels.
Their okidata dot matrix wouldn't work at all - tried Labels
in rbase and tried Reports. They bought a thermal printer that
prints sideways (Dymo labeler) - Rbase won't print to it
sideways.


Steve,

Have you seen the License Key Labels printed on the inside of
the DVD case of R:BASE 7.1 and 7.5 for Windows?

Those labels are printed on a Dymo LabelWriter 330 Turbo-USB
printer.

It all has to do with the DYMO LabelWriter printer setup.

To print one label at a time (sideways) on the roll, you need
a printer to support labels on a roll, such as DYMO LabelWriter
330 Turbo-USB.

If that is the case, first you need to set up the printer, and
then use the "Custom" Paper Size option of Label > Page Setup.

Here are a few tips (based on my experience using Dymo LabelWriter
with "R:Capture", the first vertical market RBG7 application):

http://www.rcapture.com

01. By default, the Dymo Label Printer is installed for "Portrait"
    Printing. You need to change the printer default to print as
    "Landscape".

    Here's how:

    If installed properly on Windows 2000/XP Workstation, you
    should be able to see the DYMO LabelWriter 330 Turbo-USB as
    one of the listed printer in Windows Printer Configuration
    Panel.

    Start | Settings | Printers

    You'll need to update the Printing Preferences of DYMO
    LabelWriter 330 Turbo-USB printer as following:

    01. Right-Click on DYMO LabelWriter 330 Turbo-USB printer icon
    02. Select Printing Preferences...
    03. Change Orientation to Landscape
    04. Click on [Advanced] button for Advanced Properties
    05. Change the properties as following:
        Paper Size: 99014 Shipping
        Copy Count: 1 Copy
        Advanced Printing Features: Enabled
        Halftoning: Super Cell
        Printer Quality: Barcodes and Graphics
        Print Quality: Normal

        Click on [OK] when done.

    06. Click on [Apply] button to save and then click on [OK]
        to save Printing Preferences.

02. Once the printer is setup accordingly, now you can use the
    R:BASE 7.5 for Windows Labels to print one label at a time
    on a roll!

03. Use "Custom" option to set the height and width of the label.

That's all there is to it.

Enjoy and make sure to have fun!

Very Best R:egards,

Razzak.

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