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Applying Color to Objects
Your color choices and how you can use color for objects in your labels
depend on your system and the ribbon you have installed.
Hint! You can also inadvertently make an object disappear, if you
With all systems, to apply color to an object, you select the object and
use whichever of these three methods is available:
In all three cases, you'll see Object Color screen.
About the Object Color screen
When you compose a label, the drawing color defaults to black
regardless of the color or type of ribbon you currently have installed.
You can select a color for the object on the Object Color screen, which
provides different options depending on your system and the ribbon
supplies you have installed.
With the Monocolor system, you can change the color of an object
from the print color to the background color, and vice-versa. This
means, for example, that if you have a red ribbon with a white tape
supply, you can:
Print the label with the object in red with a white background
or
Print the label with the object in white with a red background.
make it the same color as the background.
With the Multicolor system, you can print monochrome, spot
color, and full color.
With the Color & Cut system, you can print monochrome, spot
color, and full color.
Press <Object Color> on the keyboard.
Choose Object Color on the toolbar, shown here:
Select the Color option, which appears on the Font screen that is
displayed when you press the Font button on the Enter Text
screen.
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