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Title: A little help please
Post by: roiphil on January 10, 2009, 09:13:37 PM
Apologies if this is the wrong section GA100S36 Work with a plant profile, select plant label

(http://homepage.eircom.net/~sportingtack/label.JPG)

what is the text next to the 2 small squares

Thanks
Phil
Title: Re: A little help please
Post by: ideasguy on January 10, 2009, 09:27:11 PM
Left checkbox says Preview, right checkbox says Printer

I'm aghast. Why on earth is it not showing on your computer?
Now this has been brough to light, does anyone else have this problem?
Edit a plant, get into GA100S36 screen, click Print Label

Inside that box with the Print button it also says:
Avery A4 2x7
That refers to the labels which that particular feature is programmed to print on.
Being 2x7, it produces 14 labels.

That feature is eclipsed by the new labels program on your Main Menu, Phil.

Nevertheless, I'm very alarmed that you are not seeing all the text.
There are probably other screens where you are missing important captions, and theres no way for you to know.

I'd be very grateful if you would do some experimenting with your display settings in your cntrol panel, and see if you can select a setting which will display those missing captions.
Title: Re: A little help please
Post by: roiphil on January 10, 2009, 09:32:24 PM
i shall have a play  ;D tried another plant and out is the same, what am i looking for in control panel  ???
Title: Re: A little help please
Post by: NightHawk on January 11, 2009, 08:58:17 AM
George, that print label screen is appearing exactly as you have described for me in IG Pro, with the text next to each checkbox correctly displayed.

Laurie.
Title: Re: A little help please
Post by: ideasguy on January 11, 2009, 09:49:09 AM
Thanks Laurie.
Ive never had a report anything like that before.
What will Windows think of next  :o

To Phil
RE:
Quote
what am i looking for in control panel 
Heres the instructions in XP
Click Start
Click Control Panel
Double Click Display
You get to the Display Properties dialog
Click on appearance
Try a different Colour Scheme
e.g. Windows Standard (XP)