You can print a serial number of up to 12 digits, with a leading prefix of up to 15 characters. The default is not to do this. Do you want to leave the disks "unserialized"? (Y to leave alone, N to add serialization.)
\MOVE 'Y' TO #200\CURS CRSR_XLOC,5\QUES #200,1\IF #200<>'Y' AND #200<>'N'\BEEP 47,99\JUMP SRL_INTRO\ENDIF
\IF #200='Y'\MOVE 'N' TO SRL_ACTV\JUMP SRL_OUT\ENDIF
\X SETUP_SRL
\LOC #320,0\BLA #320,0,639,#322
The serial number can consist of 4, 8 or 12 digits. It will automatically increment by a specified number for EACH label. When it gets to the top you will have to change the prefix. If needed, you can rerun from any number.
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How many digits do you want your serial number to be? (4, 8 or 12)
The serial number can have a prefix up to 15 characters. (This can include characters that appear to be additional high-order serial numbers.) Enter a prefix or blank out the default prefix shown below.
\MOVE 'Serial #:' TO #200\CURSOR CRSR_XLOC,5,80,5\QUEST #200,15,1,L\MOVE #200 TO SRL_PRFX\MOVE 'Y' TO SRL_ACTV
Now you should position the serial number where you want it to print. Use the cursor keys or your mouse to move the crosshairs to the upper left edge of the desired position. You will be able to see what it will look like and change it if you like.
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If you are using the keyboard, use the number keys above the QWERTY portion of the keyboard to make the cursor move faster. Set it back to 1 (above the "Q") to position yourself EXACTLY. Click any mouse button or press <RETURN> when finished.
Are you satisfied with this location or do you wish to reposition the serial number? (Y if satisfied, N if not)
\CURSOR CRSR_XLOC,4,80,4\MOVE 'Y' TO #200\QUES #200,1\IF #200<>'Y' AND #200<>'N'\BEEP 55,99\JUMP REASK\ENDIF\+
\IF #200='N'\JUMP SRLPOSI\ENDIF
\RETURN
\X GO_SRL\BLA #320,0,639,#322\LOC #320,0\HEI 400
This label is serialized. To continue printing in the series, press <RETURN>.
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If you want to print a separate run of serial numbers you may ONLY do so if there are no changes to your label. You might want to do this if some labels were damaged or did not print correctly in an earlier run.
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\IF CHGD_LBL<>'Y'
There are no changes to this label, so you can print a separate run.
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Enter 'Y' to continue printing the regular run, or enter 'N' to do a special run.
\ELSE
Since you have already made changes to this label, you cannot print a "separate" run. You can, however PERMANENTLY turn off serialization for this label if you like.
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Enter 'Y' to continue printing the regular series, or enter 'N' to reset the serialization features.