Wasp Barcode WaspLabeler +2D Getting Started - Manual (Page 17)

Wasp Labeler User Manual
Note:
For a description of the ASCII Special Characters, please refer to the topic
ASCII
Special Character Codes
.
The barcode on your design label will look similar to the following:
4. Add additional objects to your label:
You can include additional objects on your label as needed. In the case of the name badge we
are creating in this example, a graphic such as a picture of the employee or a company logo
might be included. To add objects, you will follow the same steps you used for adding a
barcode. Click on the icon of the object you want to add and drag it to your label.
5. Save your label:
It is a good idea to save your label periodically so you won't lose any information in the event of
an unexpected shutdown. To save your Label, click the
File tab
. Select Save from the toolbar,
then select a name and location for your label. You can also save by pressing CTRL + S on
your keyboard to save the label.
6. Choose the label stock on which you want to print:
When you have your label designed the way you want, you can print it to the label printer of
your choice. You can select the label stock on the
Print tab
. When you open the Print tab, an
example of how your label will print is displayed as shown below:
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