You can change the name and location of the EPS file by editing this line near the top of palabels: $img = "$ENV thenĢ3: set lineList to paragraphs of theLabelĢ4: set newLineList to reverse of rest of reverse of lineListĢ5: set tid to AppleScript's text item delimitersĢ6: set AppleScript's text item delimiters to returnĢ8: set AppleScript's text item delimiters to tid The graphic will be scaled to fit in a box 3″ long by ½″ high. The return address is an EPS file named logoaddr.eps kept in the ~/graphics directory. When run through palabels, the result looks like this: The input consists of plain text, formatted like this: John Smithīlank lines separate the addresses. I use it for labels on boxes and large envelopes. The script is called palabels, and it’s set up to print on Avery 5164 labels and any clones that match the 5164’s 3⅓×4 size and layout. This is the repository that contains my scripts for printing on Avery address labels, although the previous two scripts in the repository weren’t for printing addresses. Next post Previous post Addresses, labels, and scriptsĪ few days ago I added a new script to my plabels repository at GitHub.
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