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Print
The Print menu allows you to print Labels from DataBase, Label Preview or a
Database report .
When you choose Print Labels from DataBase option you'll get labels printed from
the information in your database. Desktop Labels automatically inserts the information from
each field in your database into the place you specified for each field on your label.
The Print Label Preview option gives you the option of printing labels in accordance with the
parameters you defined as the Label Preview Data information in the Label Format dialog
box.
Use the Print Database report option to print all the contents of the database file. You get
the Print Database dialog box in which you specify record fields to be printed. SelectTabular
Report or Roster report from the pop-up menu.
If the layout parameters you defined through the Label Format dialog box are such that all the
labels you defined can not be placed to the paper size, Desktop Labels will print at leastone
label.
The Print dialog box corresponds to the printer you are using and reflects the options for your
printer. Options specific to one printer are noted as such. The (LaserWriter) notation refers to
any PostScript device.
Copies- the number of copies to print.
Pages - specifies the labels range you want to print (if you want to print the labels with
particular counter numbers).
Quality- (ImageWriter). Best prints highest quality, but it is slowest. Faster prints standard
quality, but it is fastest quality is lowest, (prints only text) but it is the fastest.
Print - click Black & White for black-and-white output. Click Color/Grayscale for color
and/or grayscale output.
Print Colors as Grays causes colors to be printed as grays that correspond to the color
brightness instead of as 100% black. It is only effective when you aren't color separating and
when you aren't printing on a color PostScript printer.
The keyboard equivalent for Print (prints database report when working with databases or acts
like the Labels from Database option when working with labels) is Command-P.