PT-1010
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PT-1010
Date: 04/17/2020 ID: faqp00001361_000
What can I do with the File function?
You can save your own labels into the memory of the machine. Up to nine labels can be saved and recalled for printing whenever required. You can also edit and overwrite the stored label with new text.
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To save the label:
- Type the text.
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Press the Function key
.
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Continue pressing the Function key
or press the Cursor key
or
until [File] is displayed, and then press the Enter key
.
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Press the Cursor key
or
until [Save] is displayed, and then press the Enter key
.
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Choose the memory location that you want to store the label to (number 1-9), and then press the Enter key
.
If you try to store a label to the number which already has a stored label, a message "Overwrite?" will appear. Press the Enter key to save your new label or press the Backspace key to cancel.
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To print the stored label:
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Press the Function key
.
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Continue pressing the Function key
or press the Cursor key
or
until [File] is displayed, and then press the Enter key
.
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Press the Cursor key
or
until [Print] is displayed, and then press the Enter key
.
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Choose the label that you want to print by pressing the Cursor key
or
, and then press the Enter key
.
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Press the Function key
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To edit the stored label:
-
Press the Function key
.
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Continue pressing the Function key
or press the Cursor key
or
until [File] is displayed, and then press the Enter key
.
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Press the Cursor key
or
until [Open] is displayed, and then press the Enter key
.
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Choose the label that you want to edit by pressing the Cursor key
or
, and then press the Enter key
.
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Press the Function key
PT-1010, PT-1090
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