My client uses Adagio Invoices to bill wholesale produce. Each item on an invoice is packed in a separate package (a case of apples, a case of lettuce, etc). There are multiple items on an invoice.

The client wants to print "x" number of identical labels for an invoice using a thermal printer, where "x" is the number of line items on an invoice. Each label would have the invoice number, the customer name, and the number of line items on the invoice. This would serve as a control for the shipper, so he doesn't accidentally leave items on the truck when delivering.

Can Adagio Invoices print to a thermal printer?

Is there a way to design an invoice spec so that it prints on, say, a 1" one-up label, and prints the header and footer (with no detail) the same number of times as there are line items?

Steve:

I played with this a little, and came up with a sample label that will work as long as there is a Windows printer driver for the label printer.

It puts all the data in the detail sections and includes a line for "Carton XX of YY."

Send me an email to ralph@bccentre.bc.ca and I will send you the sample spec file.