LabelMark™5 Labeling Software Release Notes

11/4/09
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LabelMark™5 Software features a variety of new features and functionalities for label design.

For your reference, below is a list of the known issues that have been identified with this version of LabelMark Software.

Known Issues

- AutoCAD on Vista in User Mode: AutoCAD versions 2000 to 2007 run on Vista in Admin Mode only with LabelMark. When in User Mode a) early versions of AutoCAD do not load the LabelMark toolbar because of the AutoCAD "automation error". b) Some versions of AutoCAD show error message (about memory usage exceptions) just after AutoCAD closes completely. AutoCAD versions from 2008 till 2010 run without any problem.

- Cannot Print to IP Series Printer (300 or 600) when on a File Port: Cannot Print to File when an IP Series printer is configured to a file port. Error message is displayed informing that printer isn’t connected.

- Cannot Print or Use IP Series Printer (300 or 600) when connected using Ethernet: IP series printers will only work with this version of LabelMark 5 when connected using USB or Serial connection methods. TCP/IP connection is not currently supported.

- LabelMark does not save the print mode (Tear Off, Peel Off, None) when saving LM files with the Brady IP Printers.

- THTEL-184-483 Some stock is printed upside-down and shifted on the pre-printed content zone.

- Saving to the system drive: When a user is logged in as a user and not as an Admin, they may receive an exception on invoking Tools> 'Manage Custom Parts' if the system drive (e.g. C:\) is defined to store custom parts via 'Tools>Options>File Paths>Custom Parts File Location'. This is due to the user not having access to the file/folder in question.

For a complete list of the enhancements, features, bug fixes and known bugs in LabelMark5 Software, please reference the LabelMark 5 Software Release Notes, which are available for download below.



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