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roiphil:
In my case it certaintly does  ;D the labels arefrom the brother pt2100 2 stick on labels 44mm long each per white bed label, the focus is not that brill on some but its a start

ideasguy:
Its been a while since this posting, and Toby has referred to it in another topic.
How well did the labels endure the great outdoors Phil?

roiphil:
hi George the labels are still readable today the brother label sysyem is the way to go for stick on labels, i am even using them for my xmas trees hoping it will last 6 years plus variety of tree and when planted on one label 18mm by 45mm
phil

ideasguy:
That's reassuring Phil, thanks for your reply.
On those labels you showed in your examples - did you print two labels/strips per label holder, then stick them on to make that height of label?

You mentioned in your posting that the labels you have printed are 44/45 mm.
In the specifications for the PT2100, I read:

--- Quote ---Label length setting - No
--- End quote ---
Does that mean the PT2100 prints all labels to a set length?

Does your PT2100 kick out a piece of leading (blank) tape each time you start to print a label (or labels if chained)?

roiphil:
yes 2 labels to get all info 4 lines
you can set the length of label to what ever you want in the control panel where you print the label from
it will kick out 25mm blank piece when you put a new cartridge in to stop this inbetween printing i think you select chained then i select 2 labels to print out first one for use 2nd one will stay half in machine until you print out next label doing this does save a lot of tape, i have sent you email for now will expand further tomorrow, do you want a skype session, email me what time is suitable for you if you do, for me late afternoon evening is good
phil

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