#02-004 Printing Multiple Copies of a Single Design Keywords: print command Last updated: April 1, 1998 Q: How do you print multiple copies of a single design? A: The short answer is to simply change the number of the labels you want to print (e.g. 3) in the 'Print' option of the Printer dialog box. The number of labels you specify should all be shaded blue or cyan. The number of label sheets required is calculated and displayed beneath the Sample. Specifying 3 labels to be printed The long answer is also easy, but a bit more lengthy. If you know you want 3 pages of the same design, enter 3 and click on the 'Page' radio button. This will print 3 complete pages, regardless of how many labels are on each sheet. Both of the above options assume there are no merge fields in the design. If there are, the number you specify will be complete sets of the merged data. In other words if you have 5 entries in your merge file and you have specified 3 copies, the result will be 15 total labels. See also: Starting on a Specific Label Using Design Sets?
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