You print item labels for selected stores by first collecting selected items in the Item Label table
and then selecting reports for printing the labels.
Besides selecting items manually for printing in the Item Label table, you can use three batch jobs to collect items for item label printing:
These batch jobs only work with items that have a defined Item Label Setup.
You select whether the labels are created for items with a zero price for each store.
The Create Item Labels by Item report also has an option of whether to create labels for items with
zero price.
If you create a future label for an item, the program does not create ordinary labels for the
item while the future label exists.
The program offers a process that works like the batch job Create Needed Item Labels.
It is a part of the Label and Poster Utils codeunit (Codeunit 99001481). You can run this codeunit periodically by setting up a Scheduler Subjob and then run the subjob with the
Scheduler Job Type Code representing miscellanious jobs in the Scheduler.
The process checks whether new item labels should be printed for items in every store,
compares the currently valid item unit price and comparison price to the corresponding prices. It then creates an entry in the Item Label table for the item if the current prices
are different from the ones last printed in the store.