#P TOUCH EDITOR FOR MAC CODE#
It may not be the correct barcode type.Ī) In the Bar Code Properties dialogue box, click on the Protocol tap.ġ9. After clicking OK a barcode appear on the layout.
#P TOUCH EDITOR FOR MAC ZIP#
Select the field for the Zip Code and merge onto the label layout.Ī) In the Merge Fields dialogue box, select ZIP.ġ7. After clicking OK an image of a record appears on the layout.Ī) Click on the line border around the image, eight boxes will appear on the border.ī) At this point you can click on one of the boxes, keep the mouse button down and move it to resize the border.ī) In the menu bar, click on Database and select Merge into Layout.ġ6. In the Merge Fields dialogue box, select the Joined Fields.ġ4.
In the menu bar, click on Database and select Merge into Layout.Ī. After clicking OK the Define Joined Fields dialogue box will appear with the fields you have selected, Click CLOSE.ġ3. Continue adding all fields you desire to join together, click OK when you are finished.ġ2. Note: You can use spaces, commas, and Enter key to arrange the fields.įor example, put a space between First Name and Last Name.Īfter Last Name press the Enter key to go to the next line to add the Company field.ġ1. Select the fields you wish to join together.Ī) Click on the first field you want to join.ġ0. In the Define Joined Fields dialogue box, click ADD.ĩ. Note: that the options in the menu bar have changed.ī) In the menu bar, click on Database and select Connect Fields.Ĩ. If you do not connect the fields, each field can have individual format (font type, font size, font style, etc.).Ī) Click on a record on the database table. This does not change the columns of the database. By connecting the fields together this will allow us to have one format for all the connected fields the text on the label will be uniform. Connect the fields (Joining the fields) that you wish to go onto the label. Note: If you only want to display the barcode from the label list data (import data) to the labels layout. After clinking NEXT, the selected database file will open up in the PTouch Editor 5.0. In the Select Editing Mode section, select Connect as read only or Connect to original file and allow editing, and then click NEXT.Ħ.
After clinking Open, the selected file location and name will appear in the File Name box. Locate the database file in the Open Database dialogue box and then click Open.ĥ. Click on Browse in the Open Database dialogue box.Ĥ. Select the database file containing the data you wish to put onto the label.ģ. Note: Make sure the Tape Creator is turned on and connected via USB cable orī) Under Paper tab, click on the Detect Size and Colors drop down menu arrow and select the size of the label.Ģ. In order to import a database into the PTouch Editor 5.x, the database file must be in one of the following formats:
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