| Key Labelling Tool V5.6 | Back

## How to proceed for printing on your own paper

Step by step |  |
1st step | Click the mouse on the required key field (marked yellow) for your system telephone.
| Since a new program window opens after a key field has been selected, this procedural description remains visible in the background.
| ## OpenStage
### OpenStage 10 T |  | ### OpenStage 15 |  | ### OpenStage 30
### OpenStage Key Module 15 |  | ### OpenStage BLF 40
## optiPoint
### optiPoint 410 advance | ### optiPoint 500 advance | ### optiPoint 500 optiPoint 410 optiPoint 400
### optiPoint 500 entry optiPoint 410 entry | ### optiPoint key module | ### optiPoint BLF
## optiset E
### optiset E memory | ### optiset E standard/advance | ### optiset E key module
### optiset E basic | ### optiset E entry | ### optiset E signature
2nd step |  |
| When asked what you want to do with the file, select Open it, then click OK. |
| If the dialog field is not displayed and the Word document not loaded, press the right-hand mouse key above the browser window and store the file on your hard disk. You can then load the Word document by means of a double click in Windows Explorer.
| Six labeling strips are offered for the selected key field in the form of a Word document. |
3rd step |  |
| Click the mouse on one of the gray fields in the Word document and then write your labeling text (e.g. a name). Maximum entry: 20 characters (or 40) per field. |
4th step |  |
| Print out your Word document and then cut out the labeling sheet along the perforations. Insert it in the telephone and cover it with the foil supplied (matt side up). |

| If you wish to retain your entries for further use, you can store the file with the changes on your hard disk or on a diskette before closing the program window.