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multiple labels

mleiser
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I have a database of students. I need to do one or both of the following. 1. For each student print x number of labels . For example - for John, 3 lables, for June 3 labels, etc. 2. Have a field in the student record of how many lables to print. For example for John 2 labels, for Jill 3 labels, etc. So on one label sheet you'll have 2 labels for John followed ny 3 labels for Jill, etc. Any ideas?

Mike

See if this helps:

http://fmforums.com/forum/topic/42423-creating-small-label-printing-database/page__p__197906#entry197906

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Sorry. Just found a post where someone asked the same question. Going through the sample code of the answer trying to understand how it works. So at this point disregard my question.

Mike

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I have a question on the script. What is the generate blanks part all about - using gSkipLabels? Also, on the import what is Mac Roman? I use windows. Thanks. The routine looks great. Thanks.

What is the generate blanks part all about - using gSkipLabels?

It allows you to start at a specific label - e.g. if you have used up a part of a sheet.

Also, on the import what is Mac Roman?

I don't think it matters.

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Thanks so much

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