Can I print labels in different languages like Chinese
1764392
There is no problem for printing Chinese, and I have already upgraded the software, which has much more samples for editing.
1764393
Hello, I am Korean American live in Korea, and I have been print in Korean with no problems, I can type in computer in Korean along with English together and print for my work. It is very handy and useful.
1764394
Hello, I am Korean American live in Korea, and I have been print in Korean with no problems, I can type in computer in Korean along with English together and print for my work.It is very handy and useful.
1684365
Hello. I am sorry but I just use it in English mode. I do not know if Chinese characters are supported or not. Thank you.
2150758
I can read and type Chinese as well as English on the phone. But I had to install two applications to do so, first: install FontRounder with the Chinese characters coding file; second: download 3rd party inputing software for the language you want. You may search around there are several solutions for the international language support issue.
483250
You can just about print anything you want o the label. You can take pictures that you have downloaded onto your computer and upload them onto the label. Look under backgrounds and you will see that you can use your own backgrounds.
99641
There are several kinds of labels available. I suspect you might have to experiment to see which labels might work best for your application.
1353645
So far I would say no. I have checked in the program, and in the help manual which is available online, and the index, and there are no references anywhere to different languages. I would ask support if there is a version of the program that has Chinese, or check all of their product offerings. Likely Finale will do this as it is their flagship product. Please contact support for the latest information.
1876821
We can do other languages, but you will have to type it out in the language and exactly the way you want it to appear. We do not translate. Thanks so much. Lisa
747591
According to the instruction sheet, English XP/2000 OS may not properly display Chinese characters. (Windows 7/Vista OS can display property). I use a Windows 7, therefore I can't verify.
1451550
Sorry ... I have tried this in the past, but I do not have a Chinese Font package for the engraving software so we can not engrave in Chinese.
1910987
If you don't change the information on the screen, you can just print successive labels as you wish. You have to print them one at a time, but you do not have to retype the information.
1430844
You will need labels to print spine and barcode labels. Program supports many standard formats. Customized labels can be defined by user.
1370079
No Chinese. It has English, Spanish, French, Portugese and Netherlands languages on it.
1090566
You cannot. The language is stuck in the language that it comes in, sadly. I had to return mine due to this issue. It was in Chinese but I needed English. I had to order a whole new one. I even contacted Sekonic about the issue and they told me there was nothing they could do.
1552621
Yes labels can be printed. I print Avery 5260 and 5267 laser address labels with no problem.
387256
If you are using a standard label printing software such as Seagull Bartender or Wasp Labeler then, yes, these printers will act exactly the same. The only difference is the print language spoken to the printer if you're embedding print commands into a custom application. Standard, Windows-based software will have drivers that speak to the printer regardless of whether it is EPL (which is the standard print language for the 2844) or ZPL (which is the print language spoken to the Z model).
1710916
The Lightscribe captures your notes as an image, so, yes, it'll capture Chinese characters as well as any language. To translate your Lightscribe notes to text, you can use MyScript for Lightscribe - see http://www.visionobjects.com/ . It's an extra-cost option, available for Windows and Mac OSX and costs a reasonable $30. There is a 30-day nagware free trial. MyScript supports a number of languages including Chinese. In English, the recognition is so good, it's almost spooky.
2156702
I don't know about Chinese. I bought it for my son who is studying Arabic. It does work well for the Arabic characters if you happen to know how they compare to what you need!