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=====Description===== | |||
This package forms a lid for many types of base - typically '''[[Shoebox base|Shoeboxes]]''', many computer software boxes. Two of these lids ''(one slightly smaller than the other)'' can form a box in their own right. | |||
=====Features and Applications===== | |||
The package is usually glued into shape with the corner tabs, although sometimes artwork in the form of a stick on wrap is used to hold the lid in shape. | |||
{{Packaging Designer Guide}} | |||
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{{Card Packaging Buyers Guide}} | |||
[[Category:Nets]] | [[Category:Nets]] | ||
[[Category:Cuboid Nets]] | [[Category:Cuboid Nets]] | ||
Latest revision as of 19:21, 29 June 2016
Description
This package forms a lid for many types of base - typically Shoeboxes, many computer software boxes. Two of these lids (one slightly smaller than the other) can form a box in their own right.
Features and Applications
The package is usually glued into shape with the corner tabs, although sometimes artwork in the form of a stick on wrap is used to hold the lid in shape.
Designer
- Click on the pencil-shaped Edit icon below to show or hide variables and click inside table to alter values (scroll to see all).
- Left or Right click on the screen display or use Scroll Wheel to alter view and Left click on Zoom icon to restore (note: Zoom will be focussed around the cursor position)
- Left click on Download icon and Open with your preferred browser then print screen image from there (useful for trying ideas for text and graphics etc. but unlikely to be actual size), or Save File to create a full-size Scalable Vector Graphics (svg) file which can be loaded into LibreOffice Draw and printed, or graphics software such as Inkscape for eventual output at actual size to a Plotter/Cutter for example. See Packaging Designer User Guide for more detail.
