Label sheet designer

All the buttons from the toolbar are explained below.

The status bar displays the following information.

	Meaning	Description
	Unsaved data present	Changes are present that have not yet been saved

Within the label sheet designer, you design the label sheet on which your data will be printed. Using the entity label sheet designer this window opens when you want to edit the sheet. Within this window, you specifically edit the label sheet belonging to the entity label sheet.

All changes are saved and the window is closed.

This function resets all values of the label sheet to the default values.

Via this function, you can replace the current label sheet with another pre-existing label sheet template.

In the Label sheet properties box determines the properties of your label sheet.

Enter the name of how the label sheet is displayed within the application, this text is not reflected on the print result.

Specify here the category in which the label sheet will be placed. Within the label sheet browser, all available label sheets are grouped by category. Because in this case you are editing the specific label sheet belonging to the entity label sheet, the category is not used or displayed anywhere else.

The unit of this property is 'Hundreds of an inch'. 
1 hundredth of an inch is 25.4/100 = 0.254 mm

Determines the starting point of the label grid on the label sheet, from which all specified dimensions will be derived. The X/Y direction is always fixed, regardless of whether the label is portrait or landscape (Landscape) is printed. The zero point (X=0;Y=0) is by definition in the top left corner.

Below you can see the zero point (red dot) on a normal A4 label sheet, and the starting point (blue dot) for label grid.

Below is the zero point (red dot) on a DYMO label sheet, and the starting point (blue dot) for label grid.

The sizes given are a purely theoretical approximation of how the labels should appear on paper. The printer is ultimately responsible for properly converting the specified sizes to actual paper. It is therefore important to use a quality printer. Below is an example of how the labels actually come out on paper.

Starting point X	Starting point Y

The unit of this property is 'Hundreds of an inch'. 
1 hundredth of an inch is 25.4/100 = 0.254 mm

Defines the width and height of the label. The definition of height and width always remains the same regardless of whether the label is portrait or landscape (Landscape) is printed.

The unit of this property is 'Hundreds of an inch'. 
1 hundredth of an inch is 25.4/100 = 0.254 mm

The row spacing defines the spacing between two rows of labels in the label grid. The definition of row spacing always remains the same regardless of whether the label is portrait or landscape (Landscape) is printed.

The unit of this property is 'Hundreds of an inch'. 
1 hundredth of an inch is 25.4/100 = 0.254 mm

Column spacing defines the spacing between two columns of labels in the label grid. The definition of column spacing always remains the same regardless of whether the label is portrait or landscape (Landscape) is printed.

The amount of rows of labels you want to print on the label paper.

The amount of columns of labels you want to print on the label paper.

Determines whether your label grid should be printed landscape (True) or portrait (False) on the specified paper size.

The following hotkeys are valid across the entire window, they do not depend on the focus on a particular component

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