Can't print labels using Logo Design3.0
I'm trying to test out a few labels for a couple beers that I made and I'm having trouble printing labels through Summitsoft's Logo Design 3.0. Whenever I go to print it makes me save my open project (already saved) again and then opens it up in another window to print. Then I try to print from there from either one of the "print" buttons and a "save as" window pops up and makes me save it again. I tried to export it as a jpeg and open it up in Nero Photoshop and print from there and have the same problem. Anyone have any similar problems, solutions, advice??
This is Day 2 of this battle and the help section nor website has helped at all. Any replies are very much appreciated.
I would think if it's happening in more than one application, it may be a system setting or configuration. Can you print any documents, from other apps?
I just typed out an entire post about how I thought it was isolated to Logo Design until I tried printed something from Excel and the same thing happened. Funny, because I was able to print the thumbnail for my label from "Paint" so I assumed everything else was ok. I did just reinstall my printer software and hook the printer back up to my laptop (just had the hard drive replaced under warranty a month ago). I didn't do anything different when reinstalling and hooking the printer back up than I did before but obviously somethings wrong.
Thanks for the reply.. It's always nice having someone double check you when you assume something.
Well I reinstalled the software and now everything works.. Now all my friends can get what they want (more homebrew, now with labels) {sigh} I've just delabeled 120 sam adams bottles and the last thing I want to do is put labels back on.. Oh well, maybe just a few if it looks good.
That's my issue with labels...I have some cool designs I'd like to use eventually, one I brew the beer...but I hate delabeling, even if thye come off fairly easy....still a pain in the ass......
ricka182 wrote:
That's my issue with labels...I have some cool designs I'd like to use eventually, one I brew the beer...but I hate delabeling, even if thye come off fairly easy....still a pain in the ass......
That's why you need to go to kegging.
Make one label for a tap handle and you are done!
brewchez wrote:
That's why you need to go to kegging.
Make one label for a tap handle and you are done!
I can't wait until I step up to kegging.. I've already picked out what I what and where I'm going to get it. However this Christmas I opted for the remote starter for my truck.. These Boston winters can be bone chilling [16F right now].
brewchez wrote:
That's why you need to go to kegging.
Make one label for a tap handle and you are done!
Yeah, I know....I still need to move to AG, then I plan on getting at least a keg, maybe two over the summer....
FirePitBrew wrote:
I can't wait until I step up to kegging.. I've already picked out what I what and where I'm going to get it. However this Christmas I opted for the remote starter for my truck.. These Boston winters can be bone chilling [16F right now].
I hear ya on that one...I think it was maybe, 4, degrees outside when I started my truck this morning at 5:30.......a remote starter was supposed to be a Christmas gift from last year, but I'm still waiting. I'll probably do that myself for next Winter....
I make really small "cap labels" out of the 1/2" x 1-1/2" small return address labels. If I take something out, then I'll slap a fancy label on it.
I just got some free sample labels from onlinelabels.com It always bothered me that when I put labels on my bottles, I still couldn't keep them on ice in a cooler. These labels are waterproof, promising that the ink printed on them would become waterproof also, they have the labels for lazer, and ink jet printers. Can't wait to try them, I hope they work.