XML-Formats 
10/29/2007

This file contains a set of example XML, ZPL and ZebraDesigner for XML sample files 
that can be used to demonstrate the XML-Enabled printing capabilities of 
Zebra Technologies printers. 

NOTE: Zebra printers using firmware versions v60.15.7Z and v53.15.7Z and later 
support XML-Enabled printing by default.  For more information about XML-Enabled 
printing, visit www.zebra.com/xml. At that site you will find a User Guide, plus 
additional materials on XML-Enabled printing. 

The files contained in this package are for use on XML-Enabled printers. 

There are three types of files:

	.zpl files  - These are the ZPL versions of the formats

	.xml files - These are the XML data streams that can be used to recall 
	and print the corresponding .zpl formats.

	.lbl files 	- These are the ZebraDesigner for XML versions of the format

The files can be used in the following way - 

1). Identify the file you want to try - for example, you might want to try the 
Location.zpl format. Using either a terminal emulator or a command line function 
to send the file to the printer (i.e. copy location.zpl lpt1). This will store the format 
on the printer.

2).  Send the corresponding XML format to the printer. If you are testing the 
Location.zpl format, send the Location.xml file to the printer. The printer will 
recall the Location format and print it, populating the variable fields with the 
data in the Location.XML format. 

Alternately, if you are using the ZebraDesigner for XML label design program, open 
the Location.lbl file in that program and use it to edit and distribute the format to 
one or more printers. Visit www.zebra.com for more information and User Guides 
for ZebraDesigner for XML.


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