SenLab02 is a development of SenLab01. Now you can add graphics to your labels. Other enhancements include repeating labels and starting at a specific label on the page.
This is simple robust software to print labels with added functionality.
If you are looking to do CD or DVD labels or something much cleverer try NEATO who do some more sophisticated software.
SenLab02 includes the conversion application ConvertCsv and the holly graphic shown in this illustration. It also comes with a number of preformatted templates and some example files.
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It is designed to take a text file (.txt)
of addresses and produce formatted labels from it.
My problem was that I wanted to print address
labels from my list of addresses but most labelling (labeling) software makes
this very difficult with
all sorts of clever ways of formatting fields, positioning them, allocating
fonts and font attributes and no end of clever ways of attaching fields
to databases of all descriptions ...
STOP --- I just want address labels...
So I wrote this program.
1. Create the
label template.
2. Dump addresses
in a text file.
3. Point the
program at it.
4. Print the
labels.
Whew!
If you can get your data (addresses, sequences
or whatever) into a .txt file with the content of each label separated
by a blank line, then you can use this software. (If not and you
want to know how just email me at
If you need to convert csv format from many applications like Windows
Addressbook and Excel SenLab02 comes with the utility ConvertCsv for free. If you want to be informed of updates just
let me know and I will add you to my update list.
If there are any enhancements or features
that you would like to see let me know - development is ongoing and user
driven.
Also: If you are looking for sophisticated software to do CDs and DVDs or just generally more versatile then try NEATO who do some very good stuff.
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