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One label roll, wherever you press Print
A label asked for from your phone now comes out the way your own settings say.
Open a line to read the whole story behind it.
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Improved A print station no longer keeps a roll of its own; it follows your own label printing settings.
The computer your phone sends labels to no longer keeps a label roll of its own. It says which printer, and the roll comes from your own Label printing settings — the same ones the desk uses, and the same roll a location names for itself. So a label asked for from your phone comes out exactly as it would if you had printed it at the computer: same roll, same design, same size. Setting up a print station is one question shorter, and the pane still says which roll it will use, now as a fact rather than a second answer to argue with. If you had told a station to use a different roll from your own, it follows yours from now on.
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Fixed Asking for a label from your phone now says beforehand when it will not carry the design you drew.
Asking for a label from your phone now says beforehand when it will not carry the design you drew. A design is drawn for one label roll, so a print on another roll gets the plain layout — which until now you only discovered by walking to the printer. The phone says it in the same words the print page does, and points at the same setting to change.