Illustrator will insert Layer 2 above Layer 1. Returning to the Layers panel, click the Create New Layer icon at the bottom of the panel the Create New Layer icon looks like a sticky note and is to the right of the trash bucket (Delete Selection) button. Now that we’ve locked Layer 1 to prevent accidental changes to the guides, we have nowhere to draw (all objects created in Illustrator must be on layers).On the Layers panel a little padlock will appear to the right of the eyeball, which incidentally denotes that the layer is visible, and the Layer 1 title will become italicized to indicate that the layer will not print.įigure 2 : Caption: The Layer Options dialog. Click OK to close the Layer Options and effect the changes. The former prevents accidental changes to the template guides while the latter prevents them from printing while keeping them visible Page Four onscreen. In the Layer Options check the box beside Lock and check the box beside Print.Up should pop the Layer Options dialog (see Figure 2). So, on the Layers panel, double-click the icon beside Layer 1-not on the “Layer 1” text itself. You need to be able to see the guides, but you don’t want the boxes themselves to print. These objects are guides to help you line up artwork to the pre-cut, self-adhesive labels that will soon arrive in the mail. On the Layers panel, which you can open by choosing Window > Layers, you should see that all the template pieces reside on Layer 1.You should see something like I do (see Figure 1)
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Select Open from the File menu and, in the Open dialog, navigate to the location of the PDF label template you downloaded from .įor this project I’m using MR660 template. PDF templates will open up in almost all graphic design programs- including popular programs such as Photoshop, Gimp, Indesign, Illustrator, Inkscape and and many more. Use these templates as a guild line layer. Our PDF templates have been formatted with outlines of labels on sheets for easy use to help design and create labels.
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