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Create label sheet as EPS
Posted by Jason Xuereb on November 2, 2007 at 12:38 pmHey guys,
Whats the easiest way if I have some artwork and I want to create an EPS so I’ve got the artwork as say 10 columns by 10 rows with 3mm bleed between each artwork? I need to keep my cut lines.
I know I can do this in my rip but it only lets me do upto 250 in versa works. I want to do a lot more then this.
Cheers
JasonJason Xuereb replied 16 years, 5 months ago 5 Members · 8 Replies -
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Jason
the longer the print run on labels is the more chance your cut will go off. What design software are you using? In Flexi i just set a page width to match the printer then step & repeat till i get the quantity i won’t. Then export as eps & open in Versaworks. File size for a load of labels can be large & versaworks can take a while to RIP it.Kev
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Kevin,
I mainly use illustrator. I will get a copy of flexi next week and give it a go.
These labels are very small 30mm by 15mm. I only really want to do 362 labels at a time. My roll is 130cm wide. Its only really 253mm long the print and cut I want to do.
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Jason
if you want me to lay you out a page & send back as EPS pm mekev
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If your rip can rip postscript and you have Corel Draw, use the imposition features in print preview and print to the ‘independent device postscript’ driver, if you have Acrobat or similar do same to create pdf file.
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other twist
set up in ill one row of 39 tell versa to print 10 off 3mm apartchris
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Cheers guys,
I eneded up creating a whole sheet in illustrator. Didn’t take me that long. Once I created one column I just duplicated it. Once I have two columns I duplicated those so I have four columns and so on.
These are for domed stickers so I doubt I’ll be doing it too often.
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Ctrl+d = Redo in illustrator. Great for copying. If you select what you want to copy, then double click the selection tool it brings up a ‘Move’ box.
Put in the amount you want to move the item by (eg 0mm across and 20mm down) and click copy. Then you’ve got 2. Hit Ctrl D 8 times and you’ve got 10 evenly spaced in a column.
Select the column and copy with a horizontal movement. Ctrl D again and you copy the columns across.
Get an evenly spaced array of identical stickers easily. -
Thanks mike thats a great tip would of saved me some time.
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