Rename a label template in plain English
Describe a template change in plain English, check every proposed value and save the proposal deliberately as a draft.
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Describe a template change in plain English, check every proposed value and save the proposal deliberately as a draft.
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Rename a label template in plain English
- Load the current template
Load the current template
Load the current control box despatch label template before describing a change.
- Choose the complete change
Choose the complete change
Choose the complete template. The proposal includes every unchanged layout and preview value.
- Describe the new template name
Describe the new template name
Describe the new template name and keep every other layout and preview value.
- Explain the change before saving
Explain the change before saving
Record why the change is right. The note is kept with the saved draft.
- Ask for a proposal
Ask for a proposal
Ask for a proposal. Nothing is saved until you choose to save it.
- Check every proposed value
Check every proposed value
Check the new name and every retained object, dimension, barcode and preview value before saving.
- Confirm you checked the whole proposal
Confirm you checked the whole proposal
Confirm that you checked the whole proposed change. LabelRules still checks the complete template when it is saved.
- Save the proposal as a draft
Save the proposal as a draft
Save the proposal as a draft. Expected answers, verification and release review still follow before the template is used.
Only the reviewed draft was saved. Saving approves no release and prints no label.