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LabelScope 0.5.2 comes with 25 sample labels, so you can see what it does before you print anything.
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- 25 sample labels. Open the ... menu and choose Sample labels, or press Try a sample label in the empty window. The samples come in six groups: shipping, warehouse, retail, manufacturing, healthcare and documents. They show real-life labels such as a parcel label, a GS1 pallet label, a UPC-A price label, serial-number labels, a pharmacy label with a Data Matrix and a shipping document with a PDF417. Open one, or choose Open all 25 sample labels.
- Each sample is its own card, in the language you chose, and you can click its fields and read its ZPL like any other job. If you keep jobs after closing LabelScope, the samples you opened come back too, and they never push out your real jobs.
- A sample from the app never changes what your printer remembers. Opened from the Sample labels menu or with Try a sample label, it is drawn in a memory of its own at 203 dpi, whatever density you chose in Printer setup. Your label size, graphics and settings stay as they were. A sample file opened with Open ZPL file or sent to the printer is a normal job and acts on the printer's memory, as it would on a real printer.
- All the data is made up. Names, addresses, phone numbers and bar code numbers are invented.
- The ZPL files are in the
samplesfolder on GitHub. Send them to a real Zebra printer and compare the print with what LabelScope shows.
Install: download LabelScope-Setup.exe below and run it, or press "Check for updates" in LabelScope. Your settings are kept.