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Storing a Label into Memory

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USING THE FILE MEMORY

You can store up to 99 of your most frequently used labels in the file memory. Each label is 
stored as a file, allowing you to quickly and easily recall your label when needed again.

After entering the text and formatting the label, press the 

File

 key to display the 

File screen.

Select "Save" using the   or   key.

Press the 

OK

 or 

Enter

 key. A file number is displayed.

A label text is also displayed if a label is already stored in that file number.

Select a file number using the   or   key, and then press the 

OK

 or 

Enter

 key 

to save the label under the selected file number.

The file is saved and the screen returns to the text entry screen.

Press the 

File

 key to display the File screen.

Select "Open" using the   or   key.

Press the 

OK

 or 

Enter

 key. The file number of a stored label is displayed.

The label text is also displayed to identify the label.

Select a file number using the   or   key, and then press the 

OK

 or 

Enter

 key 

to open the selected file. The file is opened and displayed on the text entry screen.

• When the file memory is full, each time you save a file you will need to overwrite one of your 

stored files.

Storing a Label into Memory

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When there is already a stored file in the selected number, the data will be overwritten by 
the file you try to save.

• Press  the 

Escape

 key to return to the previous step.

• A maximum of 280 characters can be saved in each file. However, this number may depend 

upon the characters or symbols used. Up to 99 files can be saved.

• To store a label created by using the Auto-Format Layouts, refer to “Using Auto-Format 

Layouts” on page 38.

Opening a Stored Label File

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Press the 

Escape

 key to return to the previous step.