How to program a txt file for 2 labels in a coloumn

I'm making the assumption that your SmartLabel printer was installed on your desktop computer and now you want to use the SmartLabel printer on your laptop. I'm also assuming your what the addresses from your desktop computer. That said...

Seiko has eliminated the software and driver support for all older models but you can download the needed software from a third party site. Here's a link to the very stable version 4.61
Seiko SLP 100 Free Driver Download

Make SURE your SmartLabel Printer is NOT Connected!

Set Up Steps
A. Install SmartLAbel Printer on your laptop
1) Copy the Seiko software onto your laptop and begin the installation program.
2) At the point were the installation program asks, connect your SmartLabel printer
3) If the SmartLabel program is open, close it
B. Retrieve your SmartLabel addresses from your desktop
1) Look for the SmartLabel directory under Program Files on your desktop computer
2) in this directory find a file named label.sll This file holds your SmartLabel 100 addresses.
3) Copy the file to a USB Stick
C. Transfer your labels to your new installation on your laptop
1) After installing your new SmartLabel printer on your laptop. Insert the USB Stick in your laptop
2) Copy the label.sll file into the new SmartLabel directory under Program Files.
3) Start the SmartLabel software and open a new label, you should see the addresses from your desktop computer
4) If you don't see your addresses, you may have to use the Import command on the label.sll file to bring your addresses into your new SmartLabel Application

Hope this helps

create a text file called Calibrate.txt and in the text file type this:
~JC
^XA
^JUS
^XZ

then send the file to the printer using label vista.
this will then print 3 - 4 labels and stop.
once u press the feed button it will only feed one label.

First you need to send below file to the printer via Vista Label
Printer >> 1 Send File
Save this file as gapsen.txt:
! DF CONFIG.SYS
! UTILITIES
GAP-SENSE
PRINT
To save this as default setting, send below script (save as setting.txt)
^XA ^JUS ^XZ

Help!!! I can not print barcode with DOS-command "copy barcode.txt com1". DOS Version is 6.1.7600. The printer zebra TLP 2844 does not recognize the EPL commands.

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this is not good to touch the file roman .txt because of some security reasonn.

You can use any MP3 player to store information other then a music file on them. Just keep in mind that you may not be able to read them from the player. For example my player will read txt files, but not doc files, so if I wanted to read them from my player, I would need to save in ascii format, as a .txt file. You should be able to export to txt from Word. If you just want to use it like a thumb drive, then any format is acceptable.

If your using windows:
Open cmd.exe (program files>accessories>command prompt)
use the sort command in this syntax:

sort "path name and or file name"

you may also use file exports like this for example:

sort birthdays.txt > sorted birthdays.txt (single forward will write over old files and make new ones)
sort birthdays.txt >> sorted birthdays.txt (use double forwards to made amendments to the file)

the "/R" function will reverse the sort order, for example:

sort /R birthdays.txt


thats all, hope this helps. I cant do much else with the information given.

Hi there, maybe I can help
In my older version of QB I can extract this info in: File/ Mail merge/ and select Customers/ Venders etc. in a sroll down box.
This exports to a .TXT file which then can be used with your Word processing program of your label maker.
Let me know if this helped

HI Les1810,

You should be printing faster with Zebra fonts.
Which driver are you using? Version?
I strongly recommend the Zebra Designer V1.3.08, available at Zebra.com

To isolate the problem, capture the output to a file.
Define a local port as C:\output.txt and set that as the port in driver properties.
Now print your document. The printer commands will be in C:\output.txt.

Send c:\output.txt directly to your printer.
For LPT1, use the DOS copy command to send the file. (Copy C:\output.txt LPT1)
For serial connections, use Hyperterm to send the file.
For network connections, use ftp.
No easy USB method is readily available.

Does this print faster than printing the original document from Word through the driver?
If yes, then update your driver.
If no, debug your communication to the printer (LPT1, serial, network, etc.)

Hello,

Ebook files are just play .TXT files. So basicall you type something out in regular notebook on your computer, save it as a .txt file. Once it is save on your computer:

1. Turn on Mp3 player, go to settings, make sure USB mode is set to MSC or USB DISK
2. Connect MP3 player to the computer
3. Go to 'Start' button, go to 'My Computer'
4. There should be a drive labeled removable disk, double click this drive.
5. inside this drive there should be a folder labeled EBOOK, drag your .TXT files to this location.
6. Disconnect MP3 player, go to Ebook menu and you should be able to read the book or TXT file.