DownloadZebra Programming Language II (ZPL II) is a label-definition and printer-control language.
ZPLViewer can parse ZPL II code and show's you the resulting label.
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GNU Library or Lesser General Public License version 2.0 (LGPLv2)Follow ZPLViewer
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There is no update since 2014, and this software doesn't work at all. I try a lot of valid ZPL code from carrier such as UPS, TOF, TNT and XPO .. No one is working!. After deleting a lot of ZPL commands (FX, FB, BX, ...) I can have it working to render only:TEXT ! Fortunately I found a better software with ZPLDesigner.
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Program complains at ^FX. After deleting all ^FX, program displays "Empty string".
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v0.2.7 Looks good but supports a pretty limited subset of ZPL (it is in alpha). Chokes on these (at least)... EAN-13 & I2of5 barcodes (^BE and ^B2) Field Block (^FB) Comments (^FX).
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For doing a rough cut layout on how you want your label to look, this program works pretty well. What I find is that it often doesn't display larger fonts or anything if you adjust the height too large for the existing default font. I've had luck with this placing objects on the label and positioning them, but you have to print to the actual printer to do your final adjustments. I say keep updating this software, it works for what I use it for and saves label stock for the "fine tuning" of the label. Thanks Mark G.
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Doesn't work at all. Every single valid and printable ZPL code I've thrown at it, it does nothing but complain about a letter after a letter. X after F is perfectly valid.