Sam - thanks for this.  I will pull in the left and right margins a bit and email you the new version.

logo: I was tossing up whether to include this - I did so a) to individualise the label; b) to duplicate the Hong Kong label (which has a pre-print dual language Animal Use Only at the top and logo and address at the bottom). However since one wants to minimise the space used, the logo ends up pretty small and does not look good.  I suspect that I should remove it.

label text lines: these just come from the label text itself - I used the following for testing: (this is from ZZ-Dog's medical record)

To cover the case of "I just want a label to stick on this patient's hospital cage", the jrxml supports a product with a Printed Name of "LABEL-CSB". We have a medication product as follows:

and it generates a label as follows:

(this is using the Diskette sized label). As you can see the 'Animal Use Only' gets suppressed and the product name is replaced by the patient's Colour/Species/Breed (hence the CSB).

There are obviously other ways to do this sort of 'give me a non-drug label'. However, when I cloned the Hong Kong drug label, it seemed a neat feature to leave in.

Note that because you can do a New Medication on the Patients|Medical records screen, select this product, fill in the label text and print the label, and THEN cancel, you can generate a label and not leave an entry in the medical records - ie you can do

 

then press Print Label and get:

You then press Cancel on the New Medication screen, and you have a printed label with no entry in the medical record.

So - is this a useful enough feature to document - or just something that only those Hong Kong people would want to do?

Regards, Tim G