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Lanham E-Ship & Labels
Savatage
Member Posts: 7,142
We use Lanham eship
I think it comes with a "Labels" addition where you can create your own labels. I've done all i can do with the E-mail functionality But now wanted to play around with the create your own "labels" functionality.
But It has no help file - I was wondering if anyone had some pdf or word doc with instructions on how to use this. We have some UCC-128 labels created that i could follow but Doc's would really help me.
It would be in the old Shipping & Receving Section->Setup->Labels (using eship)
It looks complicated but I'm sure I can figure it out, any useful info would help.
http://savatage99.googlepages.com/ucc128LabelLayout.pdf
I think it comes with a "Labels" addition where you can create your own labels. I've done all i can do with the E-mail functionality But now wanted to play around with the create your own "labels" functionality.
But It has no help file - I was wondering if anyone had some pdf or word doc with instructions on how to use this. We have some UCC-128 labels created that i could follow but Doc's would really help me.
It would be in the old Shipping & Receving Section->Setup->Labels (using eship)
It looks complicated but I'm sure I can figure it out, any useful info would help.
http://savatage99.googlepages.com/ucc128LabelLayout.pdf
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