With the current release, you can fine-tune how the graphic objects are sent to a printer. In some cases, none of these options helped. Some printers had a hard time processing such a vast amount of small images. On the other hand, each graphic object could be sent to a printer individually. Some printers had a hard time processing such a large image. The previous version of NiceLabel 2017 combined all of the graphic objects on a label and sent it to a printer as a single large image item.
However, sometimes you cannot avoid using graphic objects on the label, such as text formatted in TrueType fonts or using Picture objects. This includes internal counters, real-time clock, internal fonts, and barcodes. When high-throughput label printing is required, the commonly used optimization technique is to design the label to use the internal printer functionality as much as possible. This release provides more control over how the graphic objects are sent to printers.
However, the printers you use add to your license quota.Product level NiceLabel Designer Pro or above is required for this feature. Using Web Client requires no license activation. Your remote partners print with their Web Clients. Web Printing allows you to distribute your printing solutions across remote sites. Use a Virtual Private Network (VPN) connection so NiceLabel clients can communicate the licensing information across the sites. To use the same multi-user license on all sites, you must have a routable connection between your sites. Using NiceLabel applications at multiple sites Your Label Cloud account handles licensing centrally. Deploying Label Cloud requires no license activations or setting two way trust relationships for your users. The NiceLabel Label Cloud represents a best-practice approach for distributed locations. The NiceLabel LMS allows all your printing facilities to use the same files.
In global production environments with users distributed around the world, you want central storage for your labels and associated files.
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