In the case that you do not have an updated version of Java installed, the installation will prompt you to install the Java software. Note: If the download does not appear in your browser bar, navigate to Finder>Downloads and double click IL Print 1.0.pkg to open it.įollow the prompts in the installation wizard to install IL Print. If you do not have downloaded files set to open automatically once complete, you can click on the arrow next to the file in your browser and select Open to launch the installation wizard. The IL Print application will automatically begin to download, which you will typically see in the lower-left corner of your browser. You will be directed to download IL Print so that it can be installed on your computer. Once selected, you will see the option to use the Standard print method (to print using your web browser) or to use IL Print.

To get started, select your name in the upper right corner and choose Settings. Follow the instructions here to add a printer on Mac. Note: Amazon Coretto is part of the installation for IL Print.īefore you begin, please ensure you have followed the steps to plugin and install the Zebra drivers on your computer. Please click here for Windows OS instructions. This article will cover setting up IL Print on Mac OS. InventoryLab does not currently offer the ability to print 30-up Labels.

In order to print within Stratify, a Thermal Printer must be selected. The density, DPI, label dimensions and other job-settings are simply set with commands in each print-job.Thermal Zebra printers are compatible with IL Print! Just follow the below steps. There are only a few variants as all the Zebra models with a given printer-language (EPL, ZPL, EPL2, etc) use the same command-set. Or use lpinfo -m | grep Zebra to get a list of all available models.

That name you can then use for subsequent adding via the command line. Setup the correct one first as a dummy (via the web-interface) and then us lpinfo to see how it is shown in there. Obviously using the DNS name instead of the ip-address will work too.Ĭheck the CUPS web-interface first to see which models are available. (You can ignore a ?location=XXXXX part if that is shown in the lpinfo output.)įor socket connections use socket://. Use lpinfo -v |grep usb: to get a list of available USB ports. You need to specify the printer-port in a different way:įor USB printers it is usb://Zebra/Model or something to that effect.

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