Reprint Labels

In the Shipment History window, you can reprint a shipment label for a specific package or reprint labels for an entire shipment.

To reprint shipment labels:

1. In the Shipment History window:

2. If you want to reprint a label for a specific package, select the package.

3. If you want to reprint labels for an entire shipment, select the shipment.

2. On the Printing Activities tab, select Labels and then the type of label that you want to print.

3. If you selected a shipment with a customised consignee label, the Number of Copies to Print window appears. Click the up and down arrows to indicate the number of copies you want to print and click the OK button. The label prints.

4. If you selected a shipment without a customised consignee label, the label prints.

3. If you previously set up two or more label printers, the Select Label Printer window appears and shows the printer information associated with the shipment.

4. Click the down arrow in the Printer ID box and select a different Printer ID as needed. The Printer Name, Label Stock Dimensions, and Extended Area Usage boxes show the information for that printer.

5. Click the OK button. The label prints.

Notes:

• To reprint Trade Direct labels, see Print or Reprint Trade Direct Labels and Documents.

• If you select a Return Service package or shipment (indicated by the icon) and that package or shipment was processed with the Print Return Label option, UPS WorldShip may also print a Return Service Customer Receipt.

• In order to print doc labels, your current label stock dimension must be Thermal 4x8 or 4x8¼ (Perforated).

• If you select a package or single-piece shipment, you can select Shipment Doc, Package Doc, or Consignee.

• If you select a multi-piece shipment, you can only select Shipment Doc.

• If you select the Print Package Doc Label check box on the Printing Setup tab in the System Preferences Editor window, the package document label will also print when you reprint a shipment label.

• The shipment label will not print when you reprint a package doc label.