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- You can quickly create a new label or a solution, or continue your work on existing files.
- You can access local files and files stored in the Document Management System.
- You can quickly access learning material, such as video tutorials, user guides and samples.
- There is a NiceLabel driver download link for your printer.
- You can see information about your NiceLabel installation, including version info, license level, vendor information, and notification about possible new version available online.
- A new setting under NiceLabel Options allows you to decide if you want to create a new or existing document in the current instance of NiceLabel Designer, or if you want to open it in a new instance.
Nicelabel Designer uses a graphic user interface (GUI) that looks and feels like e.g. Microsoft Word and can be used of all. Make use of a pre-defined label template or create your own design in just a few minutes without any need of label design experience or training.
All templates are universal and can be used for different kind of printers with different printer resolutions. It this way, it is only necessary with a few label designs and saves time in making and edit the labels.
Besides an intuitive GUI Nicelabel offer built-in functionalities that minimizes the possibility of errors. It eliminates the time used for crosscheck and an even more important thing; the recall of products due to wrong labelling.
Nicelabel is offered in different versions: Use a freeware version to make simple label layouts with a SATO label printer or buy the larger software solutions for more complex solutions. Regardless the need, Nicelabel has a version that matches your needs.
Get started and finished with label design today. The NiceLabel Lite is a free version of NiceLabel and only works with SATO printers. This version is basic and does not connect up to a database. It is easy to use for those who are familiar with Microsoft Word and similar programs. Get started designing professional labels quickly without the need for previous knowledge of barcoding or design training.
NiceLabel, a leading global developer of label design software and label management systems, has launched a new version of its label management solutions portfolio: Version 2019.3. The new software update will enable organizations to use just a single platform for designing and printing their labels and supply chain documents (something many struggled with before), thereby saving them time and costs and streamlining their whole production process.
The NiceLabel software previously offered out-of-the-box label design, allowing business users to quickly and easily design and print labels. The new version builds on this capability, enabling users, especially those working in factories or warehouses, to seamlessly design and print related supply chain documents, including delivery notes, pick lists, packing slips and invoices, from a single platform.
The 2019.3 release of the NiceLabel software also features a connector to cloud-based software from Workday. This is an example of a cloud-to-cloud integration that also supports cloud-connected printers (IoT printing). Businesses that adopt this functionality can print driverless, completely eliminate their on-premise labeling footprint and save costs as a result. Their existing Workday process remains the same, but they gain the benefits of streamlined label printing through NiceLabel Label Cloud.
In parallel with the 2019.3 launch, NiceLabel is also introducing a brand-new edition of Label Cloud. Label Cloud Compliance is vertically aimed at regulated companies, including medical device manufacturers, pharmaceuticals businesses and chemicals companies which require a compliant labeling process to meet evolving US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and European Union (EU) regulatory requirements.
Download .Net Framework 3.5 offline Installer for free. .NetFramework 3.5 offline installer without any windows setup media. Windows 8, and above version comes with version 4.x.x of .NET Framework. But if the user is upgrading from Windows 7 to...
We deployed nicelabel 6.x at a customer not to long ago. If I remember correctly the tech just went into add/remove features and added the dotnet 3.5 feature there. I can tell you that Nicelabel 6.x does currently work with Win10 1703.
Chocolatey is software management automation for Windows that wraps installers, executables, zips, and scripts into compiled packages. Chocolatey integrates w/SCCM, Puppet, Chef, etc. Chocolatey is trusted by businesses to manage software...
Aegis tests BarTender on as many platforms as possible to ensure compatibility with FactoryLogix however, there may be instances where anomalies are discovered that require further testing. If you have issues using BarTender 2016 with FactoryLogix, contact Aegis Technical Support.
FactoryLogix supports the following 32-bit versions of BarTender Enterprise Automation. BarTender maintains backward compatibility and supports label templates created in older versions of the product.
FactoryLogix supports the Teklynx Sentinel automated printing solution. Teklynx Sentinel is a central solution to print labels anywhere on the shop floor. A single application manages the printers and the label templates.
FactoryLogix communicates with Teklynx Sentinel using a TCP/IP connection and message exchange, allowing for real-time error detection. When Sentinel encounters a problem, the related error messages are presented to the user.
NiceLabel is a family of professional easy-to-use label design software that provides complete layouts including text, barcodes, graphics, and more. There are label layout templates available for creating professional labels which can be adapted as required. NiceLabel designs can be linked to your databases to request specific label content such as variable or fixed data.
Licenses can be bought as subscriptions for 1 year or 3 years. Subscription licenses include SMA (Software Maintenance Agreement). The software is available in many languages. There are different versions to suit your requirements.
After 30 days you can contact us to buy a subscription license for 1 or 3 years to use NiceLabel with all available features, and compatible with all NOVEXX Solutions label printers and print & apply systems.
Label Cloud is a cloud-based version of the NiceLabel Label Management System. It enables you to reap all of the benefits of digitally transforming your labeling, including lower costs, improved quality assurance and a faster time-to-market, without a significant upfront investment.
NiceLabel, a developer of label design software and label management systems, announced a new version of its label management solutions portfolio: Version 2019.3. The new software update aims to enable organizations to use just a single platform for designing and printing labels and supply chain documents. The company says the goal is to streamline the whole production process and save time and costs.
Here you will find all the tutorials you need to get familiar with NiceLabel software, from installation and registration to designing the first label and mastering advanced options. Please note: The user interface in the tutorials may differ slightly to the version you are using. Whether you're using NiceLabel V5 or V6, the tutorials will apply to your application, though your version may offer additional features.
Business systems typically have little or no support for label printers. They require you to hard-code labels in a printer command language or use a font to represent a barcode. These approaches are complicated, limited in functionality and expensive to maintain.
Please note! To be able to see the tutorials you need to have Adobe Flash player installed on your computer. If player is not already integrated in your internet browser, please visit Adobe website and download it for free.
The Linux version of NiceLabel is a supplement to the NiceLabel Suite software product forWindows. The label design is performed on a computer using the Windows operatingsystem. When the labels are designed and completed, they can be exported into anintermediate label data format that is ready for use with NiceLabel Suite for Linux.
The problem is, that with this algorithm, the ticks are "too smart". That means, The algorithm decides how much ticks should be displayed. My requirement is, that there are always 5 Ticks, but these should of course be "pretty". The naive approach would be to get the maximum value, divide with 5 and multiply with the ticknumber. The values here are - of course - not optimal and the ticks are pretty ugly.
I am the author of "Algorithm for Optimal Scaling on a Chart Axis". It used to be hosted on
trollop.org, but I have recently moved domains/blogging engines. Anyhow, I'll post the contents here for easier access.
I've been working on an Android charting application for an assignment and ran into a bit of an issue when it came to presenting the chart in a nicely scaled format. I spent a some time trying to create this algorithm on my own and came awfully close, but in the end I found a pseudo-code example in a book called "Graphics Gems, Volume 1" by Andrew S. Glassner. An excellent description of the problem is given in the chapter on "Nice Numbers for Graph Labels":
When creating a graph by computer, it is desirable to label the x and y axes with "nice" numbers: simple decimal numbers. For example, if the data range is 105 to 543, we'd probably want to plot the range from 100 to 600 and put tick marks every 100 units. Or if the data range is 2.04 to 2.16, we'd probably plot a range from 2.00 to 2.20 with a tick spacing of 0.05. Humans are good at choosing such "nice" numbers, but simplistic algorithms are not. The nave label-selection algorithm takes the data range and divides it into n equal intervals, but this usually results in ugly tick labels. We here describe a simple method for generating nice graph labels.
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