I would suggest, for the purposes of testing and evaluation that you go through the base data setup in the following sequence
Setup 1 location for your factory/plant, you might want more than 1 location if you want to despatch product and generate paperwork.
http://commander4j.com/mw/index.php?title=Locations
After that, create a material and define the units of measure in which it exists.
http://commander4j.com/mw/index.php?title=Materials
http://commander4j.com/mw/index.php?title=Material_UOMs
With the UOM’s you need to define how many units are on a pallet, so you can use the example data on the website if it’s easier.
If you make labels that have different customer names on them you should use this screen to define some. Note the special one called SELF which should be your company name.
http://commander4j.com/mw/index.php?title=Customers
Then, you need to define a Process Order in order to “make” and print labels for the material you have created.
http://commander4j.com/mw/index.php?tit ... ess_Orders
At this point there are a number of system keys we will need to adjust relating to the format of the “Batch Number” (if you want one) printed. SSCC ranges etc.
Finally the reports can be generated in 2 possible ways, the first method is for laser printers and will let you view the output on screen as a preview. For ZPL printers you need to change a setting in the Modules screen - but that’s the next step.
Let me know how you get on with these steps.
Dave