Wasp Barcode WaspLabeler +2D Getting Started - Manual (Page 33)

Wasp Labeler User Manual
1.8 Getting Started - Creating Enumerated Labels
A common need when printing labels is a "label counter" or "copy counter". Counters tell you what
number out of a set each label represents: i.e. 1 of 12, 2 of 12, 3 of 12, etc.
You can create these counters using a text field and the String Builder screen. You have four
counter field options on the String Builder screen:
Label Counter
- This counts the number of unique labels.
Label Total
- The total number of unique labels.
Copies Counter
- This counts the number of copies of unique labels.
Copies Total
- The total number of copies.
Example One:
Your warehouse wants to create inventory labels for a set of 20 printers. Each printer
is the same make and model, but has a unique serial number. You need a label that has a barcode
connected to your inventory database containing the inventory number for the printer type, a
serialized barcode representing the serial number and a label counter.
Steps:
1.
Add your Inventory Database
to the label project.
2.
Insert a barcode
onto your label and
connect it to the inventory number column in your
inventory database
.
3. Insert another barcode and
bind it to Serial Number
. Make sure the Last value as next
print job's seed
checkbox is selected on the Serial Number Settings screen.
4.
Add a textbox
to your label.
5. With the textbox selected, click
String Builder
in the Properties Box > Content tab. The
String Builder
screen appears.
6. On the String Builder screen, select Label Counter, then click Add Substring.
The substring will be added to the list as shown below:
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