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Edit Characters and Lines - MK3000
No error message will be displayed even if the print data extends beyond the width (top and bottom) of the print media. Refer to the following to set the character size and frame.
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Maintenance: Cleaning the Print Head / Cleaning or Replacing the Tube Cleaner for Attachment - Mk1500
Cleaning the print head Use a cotton swab to clean dirt from the print head. Be very careful not to scratch the head. Also, always be sure to turn the power switch off before beginning to clean the print head.
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Insert Mode and Overwrite Mode - Mk2600
Insert mode and overwrite mode To determine which is the current mode, check the upper left corner of the display. If the insert mark (
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Printing on Plates (2 / 3) - Mk2600
Enter characters A check mark indicates the number of lines that is currently selected.
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Checking Ink Status from a Mac - TS8320
Checking Ink Status from Your Mac You can check the types and levels of ink. When ink levels are running low or an error occurs because there is no ink, a notification icon will appear. Ink model number
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Keyboard - Mk2600
Use this key to delete character data that has been entered. When this key is pressed, the character marked by the cursor is deleted.
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Creating a New Page - Mk2600
Creating a new page mark indicates that there is a page preceding this one. This shows that the page break was correctly created.
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Printing on Plates (3 / 3) - Mk2600
Print Print media is the material that you are printing on, such as a tube, heat shrink tube, label tape, 4mm I.D. strip, clear tube, wraparound tape or plate. A check mark is displayed next to the currently selected print media.
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Printing with Short Pitch Width - Mk2600
Printing with short pitch width A check mark is displayed next to the currently selected number of lines.
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Enter / Edit Text and Symbols - MK3000
How to Use the Cursor The mark that indicates the position for entering text is called the "cursor." Use the arrow keys ([ ], [
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