Dymo 350D Creating Multiple-Line Labels, Using Mixed Formats, Using Tabs, To set the box style

The styles available are shown in Figure 9.

	Square Box
DYMO
DYMO	Pointed Box
DYMO	Rounded Box
DYMO	Crocodile Box
DYMO	Scroll Box
	3D Box
DYMO
	Dots
DYMO
	Wood Grain
	Bricks
	Checkers
	Parquet
	Diamonds
	Weave
DYMO	Underline

Figure 9

To set the box style

1.Press the Box/Align key.

2.Select a frame style and then press OK.

On multi-line labels, all lines are underlined. However, all the lines are enclosed in a box style.

Creating Multiple-Line Labels

The number of lines you can print on a label depends on the size label tape you are using:

•Maximum of three lines on 3/4" (19 mm) and 1” (24 mm) labels

•Maximum of two lines on 3/8" (9 mm) and 1/2" (12 mm) labels

•Maximum of one line on 1/4" (6 mm) labels

To create a multiple-line label

1.Type the text for the first line, and press Return. A new line character ëis placed at the end of the first line in the display, but will not print on the label.

2.Type the text for the second line.

The display shows the line on which you are currently entering text. The example below indicates that the second line is the current line on the label.

Use the arrow keys to move between lines.

Using Mixed Formats

You can apply different fonts and format styles to the text on a label by dividing the label into blocks of text or pages. Each page is separated by a page break.

The number of lines that can be added to a page is determined by the label width. You can add two page breaks per label. Alignment, underline, box styles, and background patterns cannot be mixed on a label. These styles are common to the entire label.

To add a page break

1.Enter and format text for the first page.

2.Press Extra.

3.Select Insert Format Break and press OK.

4.Continue entering and formatting text for the next page of the label.

Using Tabs

You can add tabs to a label to align text on multi-line labels. Tabs are left justified and the default spacing is 2.0” (50 mm).

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