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I have a .lbl file which is used to print out information from a program.

The line in the file, as seen in notepad, is :

ROW3 = "<sn_text>"
ROW3_STYLE = 0


I would like to manually have " Serial # " printed on the label on the line and in front of the serial number. Is that possible and how would I do it ?

What I have tried:

I tried adding the wording " Serial # " on the first line after the equal sign, before, but not in, the quotations. No good.
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Updated 19-Jan-23 7:13am
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Richard MacCutchan 19-Jan-23 9:59am    
You need to check the documentation for this file type to see how the content should be structured. Or maybe take a look at the program that creates it.
Richard Deeming 19-Jan-23 10:00am    
What happens if you try adding it inside the quotes?
ROW3 = "Serial # <sn_text>"
Scott Perrin 19-Jan-23 11:39am    
No dice.
Richard MacCutchan 19-Jan-23 12:33pm    
At a guess the field "<sn_text>" is used to refer to some data, elsewhere in the file, or dynamically added during the printing process. But, as I already suggested, you need to get hold of the documentation for this file type.

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Good Morning Mr. Perrin,
https://help.nicelabel.com/hc/en-001/categories/4405112932113[^]
is the NiceLabel Knowledge Base page. Go there for information. Shouldn't you?
 
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Scott Perrin 19-Jan-23 13:28pm    
Went there. Plenty of info, but nothing addresses my issue.

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