Avery Dennison 9406 System Administrator Guide - Manual (Page 59)

Certain options cannot be used together. For example,
incrementing and price field options cannot be applied to the
same field.
The "Copy" option (#4) is the only option that can be repeated
for a single field.
Defining Fixed Data (Option 1)
You may want some information in your format to print on all
labels or tags. A company name or a store number is an
example of fixed data.
You can define fixed characters for an entire field, or for just
part of a field.
Defining Fixed Characters for an Entire Field
There are two ways to define an entire fixed field. The best
way to do this is to define a constant text overlay as shown in
Chapter 2, "Designing a Format." Constant text overlays do not
count as fields, allowing more fixed data in a format.
However, if you want to define a fixed field that can be copied
into another field, use Option 1 as shown below.
1. Define your text or bar code field on the Format Worksheet
as shown in Chapter 2, "Designing a Format." Write F in
box T4 or B4 to specify a fixed field length. Then, make
sure the number in box T3 or B3 is the same as the
number of characters you will place in the field.
2. Find Option 1 on the Format Worksheet. This option
specifies fixed characters.
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3. Applying Field Options
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