Brother P-Touch PT-D450 Manuel de l'utilisateur - Page 23
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Setting Character Attributes ([Font]/[Size]/[Width]/
[Style]/[Line]/[Align])
You can set character attributes by label or by each line both before and
after entering text.
Setting Character Attributes by Label
(
)
/
Select an attribute
that attribute
(
Setting Character Attributes by Each Line
1. Using
/
, move the cursor to the line you wish to change the character
attribute.
2. Press (
) and (
NOTE
• (
) displayed on the left side of the
character attribute that appears when you
press (
) and (
now applying the attribute for that specific
line only.
• When different attribute values are set for
each line, the value will be displayed as *****
when you press (
using
or
(
). When you change the setting on this screen by using
, pressing (
text entry screen, the same change will be applied to all lines of the
label.
• The actual printed font size depends on the tape width, number of
characters and number of input lines. Once characters reach a
minimum size, the selected font will default to a custom font which is
based on the Helsinki style. This allows labels to print using the
smallest text possible on narrow or multi-line labels.
• The 6 point font only prints in Helsinki, no other font type.
• When [Size] is set to [Auto] and all the text is entered in uppercase,
the text is automatically adjusted to print in the largest font size
possible for each tape width. This font size is larger than the largest
font size available in the font settings for each tape width.
) or (
)
(
) to display the attributes.
) indicates that you are
), select an attribute
, and then press (
) or (
), and then pressing (
Setting Character Attributes ([Font]/[Size]/[Width]/[Style]/[Line]/[Align])
(
) or (
)
) to return to the text entry screen.
) or
EDITING A LABEL
/
Set a value for
or
) to go back to the
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