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The whole way to a place, on the label
A label you lay out yourself can now print the whole way to a place — Workshop › Aisle A › Bin 3 — instead of only the name on the front of it. A label for a serial-tracked unit can print the way to the place it stands in.
Open a line to read the whole story behind it.
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New A label you design yourself can print the whole path to a place, not only its name.
A place could put its own name and the name it sits in on a label, and no more than that — which is fine on a shelf in one room and useless the moment there are three rooms with a Shelf A in each. Designing a label now offers Whole path, which prints the trail from the site down to the place itself, however deeply your places are nested: Workshop › Aisle A › Bin 3. A label for a serial-tracked unit offers the same thing for the place it stands in. Unnamed places fall back to their code, exactly as they do everywhere else, and the preview beside the form shows the trail rather than a blank box, so you can see what you are getting before anything is printed.