NOTE

The Tape Settings can also be displayed by select- ing [View Properties], then clicking [Tape Settings] in the pop-up menu, displayed by right-clicking

(Windows®) or holding down the Control key and clicking (Macintosh) in the label view.

3In the Format list, click the desired label for- mat.

NOTE

☞The size of the label layout can also be set by specifying the Length and Width settings or by dragging the edges of the label view until the layout is the desired size.

☞Three preset label formats for AV labels are available, allowing you to easily create address or file folder labels by simply selecting the for- mat, then entering the text.

Entering text

The entire text can quickly be formatted by specifying the font, size, style and alignment. In addition, a frame can be drawn around the text.

To enter text:

1Click the arrow beside the Properties button

( ) to display a drop-down menu.

2Click [Text Settings] to display various text format settings.

NOTE

The Text Settings can also be displayed by selecting [View Properties], then clicking [Text Settings] in the pop-up menu, displayed by right-clicking (Win-

dows®) or holding down the Control key and click- ing (Macintosh) in the label view.

3In the Text Settings Properties, select the desired text formats.

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4Click in the label view, and then type or import the text.

NOTE

Typing in the label view shows the text as it will appear when it is printed. However, by clicking the

Change View button ( ), the text is displayed in the text box, giving you a clearer view of the entered text.

Importing text

Text that has already been typed in another appli- cation can easily be imported into the label.

To import text:

1Select the desired text in the other applica- tion.

2Import the text into the label layout either by pressing the designated shortcut keys (Windows® only) or by dragging it from the other application.

NOTE

(Windows® only) To specify the shortcut keys used to import text, right-click in the label view (or text box), and then click [Options] in the menu that appears. In the Options dialog box that appears, select the desired shortcut keys for importing text.

Using the Text History list

The 10 most recently printed texts are automati- cally stored for future use.

To use text from the Text History list:

1Click the Text History button ( ) to dis- play the Text History list.

2Click the desired text.

NOTE

Text selected from the Text History list replaces all text already entered in the layout.

Adding a symbol

A symbol from the various installed symbol fonts can be added at the left side of the label text.

To add a symbol to the text:

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PT-9600, PT-3600 specifications

The Brother PT-3600 and PT-9600 are professional-grade label makers that cater to users looking for versatile and efficient labeling solutions. Renowned for their robust performance, these machines are designed to meet the demands of both home and office environments, offering a variety of features that enhance usability and efficiency.

One of the standout features of the Brother PT-3600 is its impressive printing speed. Capable of producing high-quality labels at a rapid pace, it allows users to generate large volumes of labels without significant downtime. Paired with this speed is a generous array of font styles and sizes, which provides flexibility in label design. Users can choose from multiple built-in fonts, symbols, and frames, allowing for customized labels to meet specific needs.

In contrast, the PT-9600 places a premium on advanced connectivity options. With a USB interface, it can easily connect to computers and other devices, enabling users to design labels using specialized software. This model supports a range of graphic formats, allowing users to create more complex labels that can include images, logos, and barcodes. This feature is particularly beneficial for businesses that rely on branding and need to ensure consistency across their labels.

Both models leverage Brother's innovative P-touch technology, which uses thermal transfer printing to produce durable, smudge-resistant labels. This technology guarantees that labels remain intact and readable even in challenging environments, such as those with exposure to moisture or chemicals. The ability to print on a variety of tape types, including laminated, non-laminated, and specialty tapes, further expands their usability across different applications.

The intuitive interface of both devices allows for easy navigation and operation. Users can quickly access features through a straightforward keypad layout, making label creation efficient and hassle-free. Additionally, built-in memory functions enable users to save frequently used labels, streamlining repetitive tasks.

In summary, the Brother PT-3600 and PT-9600 are exceptional labeling devices, equipped with cutting-edge features, user-friendly interfaces, and reliable printing technologies. Their ability to handle a variety of labeling tasks makes them invaluable tools for any user looking to enhance organization and improve efficiency in labeling projects. With their combination of speed, connectivity, and customization options, these label makers are designed to meet the diverse needs of today's labeling landscape.
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