Messagebox, Oemtoansi, Port – QuickLabel NiceWatch User Manual
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MESSAGEBOX
MESSAGEBOX message [, caption]
Displays the message in the message box. The second parameter is used to define the title 
of the message dialog box. 
If the variable value contains space characters or commas, you have to enclose the text in 
quotation marks (e.g. MESSAGEBOX "Insert labels in printer", Warning). 
OEMTOANSI
OEMTOANSI ON|OFF
This command works in conjunction with command SET. It puts the text that follows the 
command SET in proper codepage, so that variable is assigned the proper value. 
Use it to put the values following SET command to the proper codepage, so correct 
values will be transferred to print engine at print time. 
PORT
PORT 
This command overrides the printer's port name. This command is used to redirect print 
output to a file. In this case specify the name of the file in the parameter file_name. If the 
file path or filename contain space characters, enclose the whole string in double quotes. 
PRINT quantity [, skip [, identical label copies [, number of label sets]]]
Command PRINT starts printing. The first parameter is the quantity of the labels that 
should be printed. 
This many labels will be printed.
VARIABLE
Some variable contains the information how many labels should be 
printed. It can be label-defined prompted variable or a field from 
the database. 
UNLIMITED
If you use a database to acquire values for variable fields, unlimited 
printing will print as many labels as there are record in the 
database. If you do not use a database, there is not much sense to 
use this option. In this case the maximum number of labels that 
thermal printer internally supports will be printed. 
The parameter skip in the command represents the number of the labels you want to omit 
before first printed label on the page. The parameter is used for label printing on sheets of 
paper. When the part of the page is already printed, you can re-use the same sheet by 
