5.2 Print A Serial Number Layout (Print Preview)

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2 Print a Serial Number Layout (Print Preview)

It is possible to print a serial number layout by displaying it in the print preview window, without positioning
it in the design window.

(1) Select an object (a text box or a grouped object that contains a text box) to assign a serial number.

(2) Click [Print] tab - [Data Position Preview] - [Sequential Numbering].


Use the following steps to set a serial number. Up to step (8), the steps are the same as those
mentioned in “5.1 Setting a Serial Number and Auto-copying it to Your Layout”.

(3) The [Serial Numbering] menu is displayed.

(4) Select a text box to set a serial number from the [Selectable Data] list, and then click [>>(R)] to add it to the
[Data for Serialization] list.

(5) Select the text box in the [Data for Serialization] list, and then click [Details].

(6) Drag to specify the range (digits) to be set as a serial number, set the increments, and then click [OK].
(7) After setting a serial number, click [Arrange] to open the [Serial Numbering Settings] menu.

(8) Set [Total Sequence Length] (how many to be serialized), [Number of Copies], [Vertical Spacing], and
[Horizontal Spacing], and then click [OK].

(9) The print preview window will be displayed. Check the preview, and then click [Print] in the upper left.

(10) The print menu will be displayed. Click [Print] to start printing.


5.3 Auto-copying Objects on the Layout Using the Auto-copy Function

You can auto-copy the selected object or grouped objects and position them in rows on the layout.
(1) Select an object (a text box or a grouped object that contains a text box) to auto-copy.

(2) Click [Home] tab - [Automatic Placement] - [Auto Copy].


   
(3) The [Auto Copy Settings] menu will be displayed.

(4) Set [Copies], [Vertical Spacing], and [Horizontal Spacing], and then click [OK].
(5) The copies of the selected object will be positioned in a row on the tape roll, beginning from upper left.


5.4 Print Auto-copied Objects Using Print Preview

You can print auto-copied objects by displaying it on the print preview, without positioning it on the design
window.

(1) Select an object (a text box or a grouped object that contains a text box) to auto-copy.

(2) Click [Print] tab - [Data Position Preview] - [Auto Copy].


The following steps up to step (4) are the same as the steps in “5.3 Auto-copying Objects on the Layout
Using the Auto-copy Function”. Use the following steps to auto-copy the object.

(3) The [Auto Copy Settings] window will be displayed.

(4) Set [Copies], [Vertical Spacing], and [Horizontal Spacing] fields, and then click [OK].

(5) The print preview window will be displayed. Check the preview, and then click [Single Colour Print] or
[Colour Print] in the upper left.

(6) The print menu will be displayed. Click [Print] to start printing.


6 Importing CAD Data Using a DXF File to Create a Layout
You can create a layout by importing CAD drawing data using the DXF format.

6.1 Importing a DXF File

(1) Click [Home] tab - [Import ] - [DXF File].


(2) Select a DXF file to import and click [Open].
(3) Complete the DXF file import settings, and then click [OK].

Addtional information about inporting files:


• A dot is represented by a shape of 3 mm X 3 mm (0.12 in X 0.12 in).
• To display a hatching as a filled shape, set “SOLID” with the CAD application.
• The linear shape or two-dimensional shape data other than the above are displayed according to the actual settings of
the lines.
• OLE objects, image data, and three-dimensional data cannot be imported.
• The format (such as A4) must be specified in the DXF files beforehand.
• To display a shape converted to an outline by Illustrator as a filled shape, check the [Fill in entire block] box and set the
polyline setting to [Show as a line].

(4) The DXF object will be displayed on the design window.

Additional information about editing the design window:


• The drawing data will be converted to one object.
• The letter data will be converted to a text box.
• Drawing data from versions “R12” and “R13” can be imported. However, the conversion accuracy is not guaranteed to
be 100%.
   • The objects (including the grouped objects) imported from DXF files cannot be registered as cliparts.
   • If tape roll settings are set to [Cutting Mode], this function will be disabled.
   • If a layout contains a DXF object and is set to [Cutting Mode], the DXF object will be deleted. Since the deleted DXF
object cannot be restored, please be careful when using this setting.


7 Import an Image File or Document File (For Print/Label Only)

With BepopPC EX, you can import an image file or a document file to the editing window and print it.
   The following types of files can be imported.
JPEG (.jpg,.jpeg) Excel (.xls,.xlsx)
 BMP (.bmp) Word (.doc,.docx)
Image WMF (.wmf) Document PowerPoint (.ppt,.pptx, pptm)
File PNG (.png) file
GIF (.gif)
TIFF (.tif)

*You cannot use the colour bar to change the colours of image files and document files. To set the printing
colour, right-click on the selected object, select [Properties], and then set the printing colour.
*The default setting is [CMYK Print]. (The CMYK print is available with CPM-100HG5, CPM-100SHG5 and
CPM-200 only. With other models, only single-colour printing is available.)
*Image files and document files cannot be registered as cliparts, be converted to cut shapes, or use the mirror
function.

7.1 Inserting an Image File

(1) Click [Home] tab - [Import] – [Insert Graphic].

(2) The [Select Image File] menu will be displayed. Select an image file and click [Open].

(3) The image file will be inserted on the editing window.



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