User manual

Setting Up ZebraDesigner Software

User Interface

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The list of defined filters is also visible below the table. You can remove the filter(s) by

clicking the button or temporary disable the filter by ticking the button next to the filter

definition.

If you want to make more modifications to the filter(s) used on the table, click the Customize

button to open a separate dialog box with detailed control over filters. If you prefer to have

more structural overview on the filters, you will like this option. This way you can quickly

define more conditions and groups using one dialog box.

You can save the filter for the future use (

Save As button), and you can load a filter you have

created previously (

Load button).

Test Print

The Test print command will print the current label to the printer defined on the label. All

variable fields on the label are automatically filled with the default values.

Only one label will be printed. The purpose of this command is to quickly print the label, in

order to verify that the label objects are positioned and aligned on the label correctly.

Recently Used Files

At the bottom of the pull down menu, the file names of the four most recently edited labels are

shown, available for quick selection.

Selecting the file here is the same as choosing the

Open command from the File menu and

selecting the file there.

Exit

Use this command to leave the labeling application. When using the keyboard, the shortcut to

this command can be invoked by pressing the

Alt and F4 keys simultaneously. If the opened

labels haven’t been saved yet, you will be prompted to do so.

Edit Menu

Undo

The Undo command cancels up to 10 of the most recently carried out commands or actions. If

you do not like the results of a command, or accidentally delete some elements, choose the

Undo command as the next action to restore the previous mistake.

The

Undo command can also be activated by clicking the button on the toolbar, or

pressing the

Alt and Backspace key simultaneously.

Redo

The Redo command is used when you need to restore the last Undo action. It also has the

capability to store (and restore) up to 10 previously made steps.

The

Redo command can be activated by clicking the button on the toolbar, or pressing

Shift, Alt, and Backspace keys simultaneously.