Patient

To avoid alignment issues. It is best to stick to official Avery or Dymo Labels when using MidexPRO, as these labels are configured for proper alignment. Other labels may cause misalignment due to different measurements compared to the supported official labels.

Although slightly more expensive, using the correct labels will save you time and money through reduced misprints. 

How to Set Up a Label

1. Go to the “Patients” tab on the Navigation Bar
2. Then select the Patient you need labels for
3. Under the Tasks, click on “Print labels”
4. Click on the “Content” drop-down box and select “(New Custom Label)”
5. Fill out the Name for the Label
6. Click the “Tags List” to select the information you require on the label
7. Click on “Save” and your new Label is now ready for use

If you need to update the label, click the edit button next to the name box. This allows you to customise the label to remove or add more information and change the layout. Once all the changes are complete, click Save. 

To avoid alignment issues. It is best to stick to official Avery or Dymo Labels when using MidexPRO, as these labels are configured for proper alignment. Other labels may cause misalignment due to different measurements compared to the supported official labels.

Although slightly more expensive, using the correct labels will save you time and money through reduced misprints. 

How to Set Up a Label

1. Go to the “Patients” tab on the Navigation Bar
2. Then select the Patient you need labels for
3. Under the Tasks, click on “Print labels”
4. Click on the “Content” drop-down box and select “(New Custom Label)”
5. Fill out the Name for the Label
6. Click the “Tags List” to select the information you require on the label
7. Click on “Save” and your new Label is now ready for use

If you need to update the label, click the edit button next to the name box. This allows you to customise the label to remove or add more information and change the layout. Once all the changes are complete, click Save. 

To avoid alignment issues. It is best to stick to official Avery or Dymo Labels when using MidexPRO, as these labels are configured for proper alignment. Other labels may cause misalignment due to different measurements compared to the supported official labels.

Although slightly more expensive, using the correct labels will save you time and money through reduced misprints. 

How to Set Up a Label

1. Go to the “Patients” tab on the Navigation Bar
2. Then select the Patient you need labels for
3. Under the Tasks, click on “Print labels”
4. Click on the “Content” drop-down box and select “(New Custom Label)”
5. Fill out the Name for the Label
6. Click the “Tags List” to select the information you require on the label
7. Click on “Save” and your new Label is now ready for use

If you need to update the label, click the edit button next to the name box. This allows you to customise the label to remove or add more information and change the layout. Once all the changes are complete, click Save. 

To avoid alignment issues. It is best to stick to official Avery or Dymo Labels when using MidexPRO, as these labels are configured for proper alignment. Other labels may cause misalignment due to different measurements compared to the supported official labels.

Although slightly more expensive, using the correct labels will save you time and money through reduced misprints. 

How to Set Up a Label

1. Go to the “Patients” tab on the Navigation Bar
2. Then select the Patient you need labels for
3. Under the Tasks, click on “Print labels”
4. Click on the “Content” drop-down box and select “(New Custom Label)”
5. Fill out the Name for the Label
6. Click the “Tags List” to select the information you require on the label
7. Click on “Save” and your new Label is now ready for use

If you need to update the label, click the edit button next to the name box. This allows you to customise the label to remove or add more information and change the layout. Once all the changes are complete, click Save. 

To avoid alignment issues. It is best to stick to official Avery or Dymo Labels when using MidexPRO, as these labels are configured for proper alignment. Other labels may cause misalignment due to different measurements compared to the supported official labels.

Although slightly more expensive, using the correct labels will save you time and money through reduced misprints. 

How to Set Up a Label

1. Go to the “Patients” tab on the Navigation Bar
2. Then select the Patient you need labels for
3. Under the Tasks, click on “Print labels”
4. Click on the “Content” drop-down box and select “(New Custom Label)”
5. Fill out the Name for the Label
6. Click the “Tags List” to select the information you require on the label
7. Click on “Save” and your new Label is now ready for use

If you need to update the label, click the edit button next to the name box. This allows you to customise the label to remove or add more information and change the layout. Once all the changes are complete, click Save. 

To avoid alignment issues. It is best to stick to official Avery or Dymo Labels when using MidexPRO, as these labels are configured for proper alignment. Other labels may cause misalignment due to different measurements compared to the supported official labels.

Although slightly more expensive, using the correct labels will save you time and money through reduced misprints. 

How to Set Up a Label

1. Go to the “Patients” tab on the Navigation Bar
2. Then select the Patient you need labels for
3. Under the Tasks, click on “Print labels”
4. Click on the “Content” drop-down box and select “(New Custom Label)”
5. Fill out the Name for the Label
6. Click the “Tags List” to select the information you require on the label
7. Click on “Save” and your new Label is now ready for use

If you need to update the label, click the edit button next to the name box. This allows you to customise the label to remove or add more information and change the layout. Once all the changes are complete, click Save. 

To avoid alignment issues. It is best to stick to official Avery or Dymo Labels when using MidexPRO, as these labels are configured for proper alignment. Other labels may cause misalignment due to different measurements compared to the supported official labels.

Although slightly more expensive, using the correct labels will save you time and money through reduced misprints. 

How to Set Up a Label

1. Go to the “Patients” tab on the Navigation Bar
2. Then select the Patient you need labels for
3. Under the Tasks, click on “Print labels”
4. Click on the “Content” drop-down box and select “(New Custom Label)”
5. Fill out the Name for the Label
6. Click the “Tags List” to select the information you require on the label
7. Click on “Save” and your new Label is now ready for use

If you need to update the label, click the edit button next to the name box. This allows you to customise the label to remove or add more information and change the layout. Once all the changes are complete, click Save. 

To avoid alignment issues. It is best to stick to official Avery or Dymo Labels when using MidexPRO, as these labels are configured for proper alignment. Other labels may cause misalignment due to different measurements compared to the supported official labels.

Although slightly more expensive, using the correct labels will save you time and money through reduced misprints. 

How to Set Up a Label

1. Go to the “Patients” tab on the Navigation Bar
2. Then select the Patient you need labels for
3. Under the Tasks, click on “Print labels”
4. Click on the “Content” drop-down box and select “(New Custom Label)”
5. Fill out the Name for the Label
6. Click the “Tags List” to select the information you require on the label
7. Click on “Save” and your new Label is now ready for use

If you need to update the label, click the edit button next to the name box. This allows you to customise the label to remove or add more information and change the layout. Once all the changes are complete, click Save. 

To avoid alignment issues. It is best to stick to official Avery or Dymo Labels when using MidexPRO, as these labels are configured for proper alignment. Other labels may cause misalignment due to different measurements compared to the supported official labels.

Although slightly more expensive, using the correct labels will save you time and money through reduced misprints. 

How to Set Up a Label

1. Go to the “Patients” tab on the Navigation Bar
2. Then select the Patient you need labels for
3. Under the Tasks, click on “Print labels”
4. Click on the “Content” drop-down box and select “(New Custom Label)”
5. Fill out the Name for the Label
6. Click the “Tags List” to select the information you require on the label
7. Click on “Save” and your new Label is now ready for use

If you need to update the label, click the edit button next to the name box. This allows you to customise the label to remove or add more information and change the layout. Once all the changes are complete, click Save.