Hey Peter,

You asked so.......................

Could you look at the QSL label reports specifically the MULTIPLE QSL LABELS 3 QSOs/LABEL 3 ACROSS report.

The problem with this label is that on my printer it prints QSL TNX or PSE QSL so the letters fall 1/2 on the label and 1/2 on the next label. I tried tried to modify the report by the drag and move technique but the adjustment steps are way too crude to solve the problem. I also tried to make the point size smaller and that did not work for me either.

I also would love to see a QSL label report that printed more than 4 QSOs on larger label stock.

If the stock for these labels is not available to you I would be glad to send you some sheets plus the alignment sheet.

If there are easy to understand instructions you can give the ones of us that are not programmers for modifying a label I would very much appreciate it.

Since these are both enhancements please work on the bugs that may be reported to you before you consider these requests.

Thanks for any help you can give on this.

Bill
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G'Day Bill,

I had a quick look at this report. Before you go to a lot of trouble make some checks ...

If you are using an Ink Jet printer, you need to consider that the printer may not be able to print on the very top edge of the paper - maybe for photo paper, but not for plain paper or label stock. This will mean that there will be a small part of the top of the page on which you cannot print.

As standard the report has a header of .5 inches, and then prints labels at a 1 inch pitch.

On my Canon ix4000 printer, the label pitch is correct, but the top of the label came out at and 9/16 rather than .5 inches from the top of the page. I dropped the size of the header to .46 inches and now it is at exactly .5 inches.

You may need to adjust your "header" size, to allow for the non printable part at the top.

If you want to try, modify the report and click in the layout window. Point at the "Page Header" bar and right click, and left click on Properties, and decrease/increase the Page Header height.

Print some QSLs on plain paper, hold a label sheet and the plain paper together in the light of a window and see what result you get.

You can repeat this as many times as you want - just answer N to the "mark QSL_SENT=F" message. When you print, use an appropriate filter to limit the labels to one page, or Display the Print Dialogue and ask for pages 1-1.