Creating And Printing A Large Tape Label - Casio CW-L300 User Manual

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Creating and Printing a Large Tape Label

Though your printer can print on tapes up to 24mm wide, there may be times
that you need to produce even larger labels. You can do this by printing the
large label in sections, and then assembling the sections into the final label.
Large label printed using
two pieces of tape
Important!
• You must have a tape cartridge that is 12mm wide or wider loaded in the
printer to perform this operation.
Example
Big (printed on two pieces of 12mm tape)
1.
Press
to turn on the printer.
2.
Use
and
to select TAPE, and then press SET.
• You can also press TAPE to enter the TAPE Mode.
3.
Use
and
to select NEW, and then press SET.
4.
Use the cursor keys to select
• This enters the Enlarged Label Mode.
5.
Input the label text and then press SET.
• While inputting text in the Enlarged Label Mode, you can also change
the DIRECTION setting (page 25) and the MIRROR setting (page 26).
Arranging the printed labels
produces the large label.
, and then press SET.
6.
Use
and
to select the size of the final label (how many pieces of
tape will be used), and then press SET.
• Since we will be using two pieces of tape here, we will select 2 PIECES.
Tape Width
2 PIECES
12mm
24mm (15/16") 36mm (1 7/16") 48mm (1 7/8")
18mm
30mm (1 3/16") 45mm (1 3/4")
24mm
30mm (1 3/16") 45mm (1 3/4")
7.
Use
and
to select PRINT, and then press SET.
8.
Use
and
to specify what part of the large label you wish to print,
and then press
.
• Here we want to select the entire label, so we will select ALL. If you want
to print only one part of the large label, you can select 1, 2, 3, or 4,
depending on the number of pieces that make up the large label.
9.
Use
and
to select the tape cut mode (page 38), and then press
SET.
• This starts printing.
Character Size
3 PIECES
4 PIECES
60mm (2 3/8")
60mm (2 3/8")
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