Canon MK 2600 Mk2600 Users Guide - Page 77

Press, Press [Set Lines]., to select 3 lines, and then press [Enter]., Input A-1 ., Input A-2

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8 Press [▲] to select "1.3mm 100%", and then press [Enter]. • The display returns to the character input display. Advanced Operations Part 4 When printing characters on three lines, set the character size to "1.3 mm" before selecting "Number of lines". You can select the "3 lines" only when the characters size is set to "1.3 mm". 9 Press [Set Lines]. • Since the second label has only one line, you must press [Set Lines] again. 10 Press [▲] or [▼] to select "3 lines", and then press [Enter]. • The character input display changes to three lines. A check mark is displayed next to the currently selected number of lines. 11 Input "A-1" . The selected number of lines is displayed. 12 Press [▼] or [►]. • The cursor moves to the second line. 13 Input "A-2" . 14 Press [▼] or [►]. • The cursor moves to the third line. 15 Input "A-3" . • Perform the printing operation. After entering characters, change the number of lines To change two lines to one line, or to change three lines to two lines or one line after entering characters, edit the created data in the desired line number and then select [Set Lines]. Using two-line printing when printing on tube, heat shrink tube or 4mm I.D. strip can result in part of the printing being missing or in incorrect printing. Correct printing may also be impossible with some character sizes. 73

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Advanced Operations
Part 4
8
Press [
▲
] to select “1.3mm 100%”, and then press [Enter].
•
The display returns to the character input display.
When printing characters on three lines, set the character size to “1.3 mm” before
selecting “Number of lines”. You can select the “3 lines” only when the characters
size is set to “1.3 mm”.
9
Press [Set Lines].
•
Since the second label has only one line, you must press [Set
Lines] again.
A check mark
is displayed next to the
currently selected number of lines.
10
Press [
▲
] or [
▼
] to select “3 lines”, and then press [Enter].
•
The character input display changes to three lines.
The selected number of lines is
displayed.
11
Input “A-1” .
12
Press [
▼
] or [
►
].
•
The cursor moves to the second line.
13
Input “A-2” .
14
Press [
▼
] or [
►
].
•
The cursor moves to the third line.
15
Input “A-3” .
•
Perform the printing operation.
After entering characters, change the number of lines
To change two lines to one line, or to change three lines to two lines or one line after entering
characters, edit the created data in the desired line number and then select [Set Lines].
Using two-line printing when printing on tube, heat shrink tube or 4mm I.D. strip can result
in part of the printing being missing or in incorrect printing. Correct printing may also be
impossible with some character sizes.