User guide

Printing Labels from SAP R/3 2009
NiceDrivers are in constant development and new versions are released frequently. They can be used
free of charge and are available for download from the NiceLabel website. For more information and
latest updates visit the NiceLabel website at
http://www.nicelabel.com/nicedrivers/nicedrivers.php.
NiceMemMaster
NiceMemMaster is the utility used to download TrueType/Type 1 and similar fonts and graphics to the
printer's internal memory, FLASH memory, external memory cards, etc. NiceMemMaster is also very
useful when your label contains variable text elements formatted in True Type fonts, or when you want
to use variable graphics on the label. Such True Type fonts and images behave like resident elements
and can be downloaded to the printer's memory.
When you print labels from SAP R/3 using the Upload method
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some limitations apply to the label
design. Because NiceLabel in this printing mode is not available at print time, all variable elements on
the label need to be installed on the printer. Usually, this means using only internal printer fonts. But
with NiceMemMaster you can break this barrier. You can download True Type fonts to the memory
card that can be used as internal fonts.
For more information about NiceMemMaster please refer to the NiceLabel Suite documentation.
NiceWatch
NiceWatch is an integration middle-ware. It is an event-driven application monitoring and detecting
many different formats of incoming data that can trigger a start of label production. NiceWatch also
makes the label production from non-windows applications possible. In most cases, data is exported
from external or non-windows applications and saved to a text file that is intercepted and parsed by
NiceWatch. However, the text file is only one possibility for data exchange. Other trigger methods are
also available.
Label printing with data from SAP R/3 is possible with NiceWatch. SAP R/3 prepares all necessary
data to be used on the label. NiceWatch detects the data, uses it on the label and triggers the label
production.
For more information about NiceWatch please refer to the NiceLabel Suite documentation.
NiceCommands
NiceCommands represent commands that can be used for automated label production.
NiceCommands must be written one per line in the batch file (JOB file). Label production can be
started from NiceLabel, NiceWatch or directly from a command line.
For more information about NiceCommands please see the NiceLabel User Guide.
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Explained later in the document. Refer to the chapter Upload Method on page 5
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