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A label for every shelf
Labelling a new rack meant opening each shelf in turn and printing its label from there. Now you stand at the rack, ask once, and get the lot.
Open a line to read the whole story behind it.
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New A place can now print a label for every place directly inside it in one go, from the menu beside its stock.
Open a rack and the menu at the top of its stock offers to print labels for all of its shelves at once — one sticker each, in the order the list shows them. It stops there: the bins inside those shelves are their own run, started from the shelf, so asking for six labels can never hand you sixty. Places you have switched off are left out. If you have direct printing set up, the whole run goes to the printer; otherwise the print page opens with all of them on it.
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Improved A place now leads with Add / receive stock and keeps its other actions in a menu beside it, instead of in a row of buttons above the shelf.
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Improved Designing your own labels is no longer marked experimental: designs drawn here have now been printed and checked on paper.
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Improved Your label designs list two to a row on a wide screen, and each one now says plainly what it labels — a place, an article, a single unit or a best-before date.