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8Printing β€” Getting Labels on Paper

Labels designed, data bound β€” now let's print.

8.1 Preparation β€” Print Settings

Go to Print β†’ Print Settings to open the dialog:

SettingDescription
Target PrinterChoose a printer: regular Windows printer (inkjet/laser), ZPL printer (professional label printers like Zebra), or push to the background Print Service
CopiesNumber of copies per label
Print RangeAll data / specific range (from record X to Y)
Repeats per pageHow many times to repeat the same label on one sheet (e.g. 10 identical labels on one A4)
OrientationPortrait / Landscape
Print QualityDraft (saves ink, fast) / Standard / High (fine detail, slow)

ZPL Printing Special Settings

If using a Zebra or similar professional label printer (ZPL protocol):

πŸ’‘ About ZPL: ZPL stands for Zebra Programming Language β€” the "print language" used by professional label printers. The software auto-generates the ZPL commands; you don't need to learn the syntax.

8.2 Preview Before Printing β€” Print Preview

Strongly recommended before printing to avoid wasting label stock.

Go to Print β†’ Print Preview. You'll see:

8.3 Direct Print

If you've already confirmed the label is correct:

8.4 Print Queue Management

With many print jobs, open the queue to view and manage them:

8.5 Push to Print Service

If the background Print Service is installed (see Chapter 14), you can push jobs directly to it for unified queue management and retry handling.


Data Binding Contents Triggers