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LABEL DESIGN
NOTE: To display the toolbar each time you start Word, go to Start > Search
programs and les and enter BCFONT, then click OK. When the le is found, click
on it and choose copy. Next, go to the C:/Program Files/Microsoft Ofce/Ofce/
Start up/ folder, right-click inside the folder and select paste.
9.3.2 USING THE dBEST BARCODES TOOLBAR
Enter the characters for the barcode you want
to create in the Barcode String field of the
dBest Barcode Fonts toolbar. After entering
the information, press Enter to save. If you do
not save, the entry will revert to the previous
barcode string.
The Barcode String drop-down menu
displays previous strings that have been
used.
The Barcode Style drop-down menu lets you select a variety of barcode styles
supported by the dBest Barcodes Font Library.
The Point Size drop-down menu lets you determine the barcode size. Include
custom sizes by entering the size and pressing Enter to save.
The Font Style drop-down menu lets you select six different font widths for
each supported barcode style: three high-density and three normal-density.
9.3.3 CREATING A BARCODE USING THE dBEST BARCODES TOOLBAR
Once the dBest Barcodes toolbar fields are complete you’re ready to create a
barcode to place in your Word document:
A. Place cursor where you want the barcode to appear (you can use a tool box).
B. Click Create Barcode on the dBest Barcodes toolbar. The barcode will appear
where you placed your cursor.
9.4 Merging Information, Sequencing Labels
Follow these steps to effectively create and efficiently organize labeling projects.
9.4.1 CREATING AN EXCEL SPREADSHEET
Successful labeling projects often involve merging Microsoft
®
Word and Excel
documents to produce well-coordinated, sequentially organized groupings of labels.
FIGURE 2 dBest Barcodes Toolbar