Adding A Shape Object; Adding A Barcode Object - Dymo Label v.8 User Manual

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Adding a Shape Object

You can add rectangles and ellipses as well as vertical and horizontal lines to your label.
To add a Shape object
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Tip To resize an object, select the object and drag a handle on the bounding box.
Shape Object Properties
Shape
Line
Fill
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Adding a Barcode Object

In addition to Intelligent Mail barcodes for addresses, you can also create labels that include
barcodes based on many other barcode formats or symbologies. You can choose from Code 39
(also called "Code 3 of 9"), Code 128, Interleaved 2 of 5, UPC, EAN, UCC/EAN 128, ITF-14, and
Codabar barcodes.
Note This documentation assumes that you already understand the differences between barcode
symbologies and have a plan in place to incorporate barcodes into your organization. If you need
to learn more about barcodes, many excellent How to books are available at local libraries and
book stores.
You can add barcodes that display a fixed piece of information or you can link a barcode to another
piece of information on the label. You can link a barcode to a Counter, Text, or Address object so
that the barcode reflects the contents of that object.
For example, if you link a Text object that contains part numbers, to a barcode designed to encode
the part number, the barcode will encode the number entered in the Text object. If you change the
part number in the Text object, the barcode will automatically update to reflect the change.
Select the Designer tab.
Double-click
Shape.
The Shape Object Properties dialog box appears.
Select the type of shape to add to your label.
Select the properties you want to apply to the shape and click OK.
The shape is added to your label.
Move and resize the object as necessary.
Select the type of shape you want to add: rectangle, ellipse, horizontal line,
or vertical line.
Thickness - Select a line thickness.
Color - Choose a line color.
Color - Select a color to fill your shape.
Shows how the shape will appear on your label.
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