Serial numbers could be misconverted, "best before" dates could be misconverted, check digits could be misconverted, etc. Why? Because after running a label file through a conversion process, then getting the resultant, converted file in the second label software, some user still needs to open the label file and examine it/tweak it VERY CAREFULLY. This may sound like better than nothing, but it actually is a negative. Not always, but very often.ĭ) Even when such an utility does exist, it will only only be able to convert about 60% of a label file about 60% of the time.
The change to a new label software can be taken as an opportunity to reorganize a your label printing in a proper manner with a proper database. Consolidating and controlling a company's data in a database is almost always the better solution in the long-term. This can cause the Query to malfunction.Ĭ) You may have MANY label files, which would actually be better served by having just a few label files but using a database with different records. For example, we all support ODBC connections with Queries, but, internally, we all have slightly different code sequences to handle the Query. Then how would a different label software "import" this functionality? Not possible, so what would result?ī) We all do the same things differently. For example, a user could create a label file in BarTender with a connection to SAP IDocs which only we support. Long Answer: Below follows greater detail as to why the answer is no to this question.Ī) All label software's have features that the other programs do not.
Most of the leading labeling software developers have tried to find a way of doing this over the years but quite simply, the different ways in which we produce our software and the features within means that it simply cannot be achieved 100%. Short answer: In a word no, sorry but this is not possible as a direct feature.
We have a short, and a long answer for this. I want to import my labels from this labeling software that we have been using.
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