Dymo 320, 330 Turbo, 310 Printing Multiple Labels Using Smart Paste, Printing from the Clipboard

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Printing Multiple Labels Using Smart Paste

However, the following three lines of text contain no blank lines. So, Smart Paste will print three one-line labels.

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Printing Multiple Labels Using Smart Paste

When you use Smart Paste to print multiple labels, the labels will be formatted using the font, size, and style currently selected for the text or address object receiving the text. You can use Smart Paste to print text from the clipboard or a file.

Printing from the Clipboard

You can use Smart Paste to print labels using data copied to the clipboard.

To print multiple labels from the clipboard

1Create a label as described in Chapter 2, Getting Started.

2Make sure you have at least one text or address object on the label.

If using a text object for the paste, select Function as Variable Text Object on the Text Settings dialog box.

3Copy the text you wish to print as labels to the clipboard.

4Select Smart Paste, and then From Clipboard from the Edit menu. A dialog box appears telling you how many labels will be printed.

5Click Yes. The labels begin printing.

Printing from a File

You can use Smart Paste to print data saved in a CSV or text file.

To print multiple labels from a file

1Save the data you wish to print as labels as a CSV or text file.

2Create a label as described in Chapter 2, Getting Started.

3Make sure you have at least one text or address object on the label.

If using a text object for the paste, select Function as Variable Text Object on the Text Settings dialog box.

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Contents Dymo Label Software User Guide Certification Equipment InformationCopyright TrademarksContents Appendix a Using the LabelWriter Printer with Other ApplicationsSoftware IntroductionHardware LabelsRegistering the Software Installing the LabelWriterGetting Help Label Editor Getting StartedGetting Started Creating a New LabelChanging the Graphic Choosing a Label FileSelect File under Select Graphics Source Changing the Recipient Address Changing the Return AddressPrinting the Label Changing the FontSaving the Label Getting Started Starting the Designer Using the Label DesignerDesign Objects TextAddress Graphic Lines Rectangle Ellipse Barcode Opening an Existing Label File Creating a New Label FileCounter Date-Time Deleting Objects Adding an ObjectHow the Address Book Works Working with ListsUsing Lists with Multiple Variable Objects Using the Address BookOpening an Existing List Creating a New ListRotating Names in Address Lists Using the Mac OS Address Book Macintosh About Smart Paste Printing Labels Using Smart PasteSpreadsheet Text Text FileMulti-Line Text from a Word Processor Printing from the Clipboard Printing Multiple Labels Using Smart PastePrinting from a File Printing Labels Using Smart Paste Using the Word Add-In Using the LabelWriter Printer with Other ApplicationsAdd-In for Microsoft Word Printing the Address Additional Windows Application Add-InsEnabling the Outlook Add-In About the Database Add-In Printing Directly from Other ApplicationsUsing the LabelWriter Printer with Other Applications Tape Editor Using the Tape EditorDesigning a Label Using the Tape EditorDesigning a Label Adding Borders Additional Formatting FeaturesAdding Special Characters Adding Special Font Effects Adding a Date and Time Stamp Select Outline under EffectsAdding a Barcode Adding GraphicsPrinting Vertically Printing from Other ApplicationsPrinting from Other Applications Tape Cassette Color Setting Print SettingsChain Printing Label Alignment Continuous Mode Printing Print Settings Using the Tape Editor Caring for the LabelWriter Printer Maintenance TroubleshootingObtaining Technical Support Performing a Printer Self-TestContacting Dymo Maintenance and Troubleshooting LabelWriter Printer Specifications Technical SpecificationsTape Printer Technical Specifications Documentation Feedback Developer and SDK InformationTechnical Specifications Index
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