Explanation

Principles of Sequential Printing

1.Sequential printing can be applied to alphanumeric characters.
Upper-case letters follow the order from "A" to "Z", lower-case letters follow the order from "a" to "z", and numbers increase from 0 to 9.

Example:
The Numbering function is used to apply sequential printing to “099”.
If the count under "Numbering" is set to “2”, you will get the following result:

Sequential printing applied to	First label	Second label
Last digit「9」	099	090
Last two digits「99」	099	000
All「099」	099	100

2.Various patterns can be created depending on the combination of the objects with sequential printing applied, merged objects, and the specified number of copies.

<Numbering object and number of copies>
Example: The layout contains a numbering object with “001”.
In the print dialog box, the numbering count is set to “2”, and the number of copies is set to “3”.

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A total of six labels will be printed: three with “001” and three with “002”.

<Numbering object and merged object>
Example 1
The layout contains a numbering object with “001” and a merged object.
A name field with three records - “Yamada”, “Tanaka” and “Nakamura” - is linked with the merged object.
In the print dialog box, the count under "Numbering" is set to “2”, the number of copies is set to “1”, the [Restart from Each Record] checkbox is cleared, and “All Records” is selected as the print range.

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A total of six labels will be printed:
“001 Yamada”, “002 Yamada”,
“003 Tanaka”, “004 Tanaka”,
“005 Nakamura”, “006 Nakamura”.

Example 2
The same parameters as in Example 1, except for the [Restart from Each Record] checkbox - it is selected this time.

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A total of six labels will be printed:
“001 Yamada”, “002 Yamada”,
“001 Tanaka”, “002 Tanaka”,
“001 Nakamura”, “002 Nakamura”.
You can increase the number of copies to print more copies of the same labels.