I used a program about 5 years back called AnyLabel. I did a quick search and
see it's still around. Aside from all the included templates that were
included, you can modify them or create your own. I'm sure you'll find the
template you need. If not, modify one that's close.
It was very easy to feed it a file from an application like Access. There
were many other nice features like knowing what position it was at when the
last label printed (if you're using a sheet of lables for maybe addresses) or
remembering the last number used for a value that increments. Best thing, the
price was reasonable. I believe there is a free dowload, so check it out.
Good luck,
Brian
johannaclarke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
My company is looking into purchasing software for UCC-128 labels,
currently we have the templates in Access, and a programmer programs
the data.
The software would need to be PC based, and our main concern is having
Retail compliant templates already built in.
We have looked into NiceLabels and Loftware, but niether has the Retail
templates built in. Anyone using a software or have suggestions?
Thanks,
Johanna
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