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Dgarratt at 09:37, 25 August 2024

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	==Standard Reports==		==Standard Reports==
	These reports use regular print queues - as you would for printing spreadsheets or letters and the report type is defined in the [[Modules]] screen. See [[Pallet Label]] for more information.		These reports use regular print queues - as you would for printing spreadsheets or letters and the report type is defined in the [[Modules]] screen. See [[Pallet Label]] for more information.

Dgarratt at 08:45, 20 August 2024

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	==Standard Reports==		==Standard Reports==
	These reports use regular print queues - as you would for printing spreadsheets or letters and the report type is defined in the [[Modules]] screen. See [[Pallet Label ~~Printing~~]] for more information.		These reports use regular print queues - as you would for printing spreadsheets or letters and the report type is defined in the [[Modules]] screen. See [[Pallet Label]] for more information.

	==Labels==		==Labels==
	This is a special kind of report which sends raw ZPL (Zebra Printer Language) commands to a ZPL compatible printer. It is recommended that you use a printer driver from [https://www.seagullscientific.com/support/downloads/drivers/ Seagull Scientific] or a Generic Text Only printer queue for this kind of output. For MacOS I recommend looking at [https://qz.io/docs/Setting-Up-A-Raw-Printer-in-OSX this] website.		This is a special kind of report which sends raw ZPL (Zebra Printer Language) commands to a ZPL compatible printer. It is recommended that you use a printer driver from [https://www.seagullscientific.com/support/downloads/drivers/ Seagull Scientific] or a Generic Text Only printer queue for this kind of output. For MacOS I recommend looking at [https://qz.io/docs/Setting-Up-A-Raw-Printer-in-OSX this] website.
	If you send a Label (ZPL) report to a regular printer queue then you will typically see all the ZPL commands which look like a list of numbers and letters. If you are interested in the ZPL language - maybe so you can create you own labels then have a look at the [https://labelary.com/viewer.html Labelary] website.		If you send a Label (ZPL) report to a regular printer queue then you will typically see all the ZPL commands which look like a list of numbers and letters. If you are interested in the ZPL language - maybe so you can create you own labels then have a look at the [https://labelary.com/viewer.html Labelary] website.

Dgarratt at 19:24, 19 August 2024

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	==Labels==		==Labels==
	This is a special kind of report which sends raw ZPL (Zebra Printer Language) commands to a ZPL compatible printer. It is recommended that you use a printer driver from [~~Seagull Scientific](~~https://www.seagullscientific.com/support/downloads/drivers/) or a Generic Text Only printer queue for this kind of output. For MacOS I recommend looking at [~~this](~~https://qz.io/docs/Setting-Up-A-Raw-Printer-in-OSX) website.		This is a special kind of report which sends raw ZPL (Zebra Printer Language) commands to a ZPL compatible printer. It is recommended that you use a printer driver from [https://www.seagullscientific.com/support/downloads/drivers/ Seagull Scientific] or a Generic Text Only printer queue for this kind of output. For MacOS I recommend looking at [https://qz.io/docs/Setting-Up-A-Raw-Printer-in-OSX this] website.
	If you send a Label (ZPL) report to a regular printer queue then you will typically see all the ZPL commands which look like a list of numbers and letters. If you are interested in the ZPL language - maybe so you can create you own labels then have a look at the [~~Labelary](~~https://labelary.com/viewer.html) website.		If you send a Label (ZPL) report to a regular printer queue then you will typically see all the ZPL commands which look like a list of numbers and letters. If you are interested in the ZPL language - maybe so you can create you own labels then have a look at the [https://labelary.com/viewer.html Labelary] website.

Dgarratt: Created page with "==Standard Reports== These reports use regular print queues - as you would for printing spreadsheets or letters and the report type is defined in the Modules screen. See Pallet Label Printing for more information. ==Labels== This is a special kind of report which sends raw ZPL (Zebra Printer Language) commands to a ZPL compatible printer. It is recommended that you use a printer driver from [Seagull Scientific](https://www.seagullscientific.com/support/downloads..."

2024-08-19T19:23:06Z

Created page with "==Standard Reports== These reports use regular print queues - as you would for printing spreadsheets or letters and the report type is defined in the Modules screen. See Pallet Label Printing for more information. ==Labels== This is a special kind of report which sends raw ZPL (Zebra Printer Language) commands to a ZPL compatible printer. It is recommended that you use a printer driver from [Seagull Scientific](https://www.seagullscientific.com/support/downloads..."

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==Standard Reports==
These reports use regular print queues - as you would for printing spreadsheets or letters and the report type is defined in the [[Modules]] screen. See [[Pallet Label Printing]] for more information.

==Labels==
This is a special kind of report which sends raw ZPL (Zebra Printer Language) commands to a ZPL compatible printer. It is recommended that you use a printer driver from [Seagull Scientific](https://www.seagullscientific.com/support/downloads/drivers/) or a Generic Text Only printer queue for this kind of output. For MacOS I recommend looking at [this](https://qz.io/docs/Setting-Up-A-Raw-Printer-in-OSX) website.
If you send a Label (ZPL) report to a regular printer queue then you will typically see all the ZPL commands which look like a list of numbers and letters. If you are interested in the ZPL language - maybe so you can create you own labels then have a look at the [Labelary](https://labelary.com/viewer.html) website.