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Designing a Multiple Part Tag
You may want the same data to print more than once across
the width of a tag. You might use a two-or three-part tag when
a tag is divided in half or in thirds. This section uses a two-part
tag as an example.
When you design a multiple part tag, you lay out only the
left-most section. The printer repeats the design across the
tag automatically.
There are four steps in creating a multiple part tag on your
supply layout.
1. Prepare a Supply Layout, outlining the desired supply size.
Then divide the supply into an equal number of printable
parts.
Working on the left-most part of the tag:
2. Draw in the fields, showing font size, field length and
rotation.
3. Mark the start (horizontal/vertical) location points of each
field.
4. Record the elements of your design for each field.
The following section uses these four steps in the design of a
sample two-part tag.
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