On my previous version of MaxCut, when printing labels, it would display the sheet numbering in the format “Sheet 1 of 13,” (Issue in Label not layout) indicating the current sheet out of the total number of sheets. This was very helpful for organizing and sticking labels during work.
On the new laptop, this sheet numbering no longer appears like the earlier format, which is making it difficult to manage the labeling process.
In a typical project, we handle a minimum of 4 to 8 materials, such as 16mm MR F+F, 16mm + 21091 + F, 6mm F+F, HDHMR F+F, etc. For production, we provide an A4 layout print and use 3 × 7 (21) sticker labels. I’ve attached both the layout and sticker formats for better clarity.
Currently, the panel saw operator has to first read the material type, then locate the sheet, and finally identify the panel—essentially repeating the process three times to match the correct label with the correct panel.
Additionally, for the same material (e.g., Senoro), the sheet numbering is repeated. For example, “Sheet 1 of 1” appears under 16mm MR and then again as “Sheet 1 of 1” under 16mm + 21091. This duplication increases the likelihood of mislabeling.
In the earlier system, this process was much simpler and faster. The sequence was clearly structured as “sheet of sheet” followed by “panel of panel,” which made identification quick and efficient.
We kindly request you to retain the earlier format, as it significantly improves our production speed. Previously, our output was around 40 sheets in 8 hours, but now it has dropped to 32 sheets. This is a considerable difference in productivity.