Dymo DYMO LabelWriter 450 Turbo LW Holly & Ivy Holiday Labels User Guide - Page 120

recent layouts, recently printed labels, recently used label types, reference name, saved labels

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Glossary R recent layouts The most recent layouts you have used to print labels. recently printed labels Displays the last ten labels printed. recently used label types Displays the label types that you have used most recently. You do not need to have saved or printed labels with these label types. reference name Name assigned to an object so that the object can be referenced when multiple variable objects are on a single label. For example, when linking a barcode to a specific object on a label, you use the reference name of the object in the barcode properties. S saved labels Labels that you have created and saved as label files. SmartPaste A quick way to print labels using data from other programs. U UCC/EAN 128 UCC/EAN 128 is used instead of EAN 8/EAN 13 when additional information needs to be encoded. UPC Universal Product Code (UPC) is commonly used to identify retail products sold in stores in the United States. UPC-A Universal Product Code (UPC) version A is commonly used to identify retail products sold in stores in the United States. This code requires 12 digits: the first digit represents the product type, the next five digits encode the manufacturer's UPC code, the next five digits represent the product code, followed by the checksum digit. After you enter the 11 digits to be encoded, the program 112

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Glossary
R
recent layouts
The most recent layouts you have used to print labels.
recently printed labels
Displays the last ten labels printed.
recently used label types
Displays the label types that you have used most recently. You do not need to
have saved or printed labels with these label types.
reference name
Name assigned to an object so that the object can be referenced when multiple
variable objects are on a single label. For example, when linking a barcode to a
specific object on a label, you use the reference name of the object in the barcode
properties.
S
saved labels
Labels that you have created and saved as label files.
SmartPaste
A quick way to print labels using data from other programs.
U
UCC/EAN 128
UCC/EAN 128 is used instead of EAN 8/EAN 13 when additional information
needs to be encoded.
UPC
Universal Product Code (UPC) is commonly used to identify retail products sold in
stores in the United States.
UPC-A
Universal Product Code (UPC) version A is commonly used to identify retail
products sold in stores in the United States. This code requires 12 digits: the first
digit represents the product type, the next five digits encode the manufacturer’s
UPC code, the next five digits represent the product code, followed by the
checksum digit. After you enter the 11 digits to be encoded, the program
112