DXbase includes a built in Designer Module that provides tremendous flexibility in a WYSIWYG screen presentation for creating your own QSO and Address labels, QSL cards, and QSO database reports. Using this module, you simply select the database fields that you want to appear, position and format them on the template, add any additional fixed text or graphics pictures, and you're done. You can adjust the appearance of nearly every aspect of the label or list.For the advanced user, this module includes a built in formula feature that allows you to conditionally place fields. For example, you could create a formula that says something like, "If band is 20 meters print the field in Red", "If the field is empty, skip it".

You can also perfrom some clever activities such as putting a picture of a cw key on a label if the mode is CW, place a microphone if it is phone, and so forth.  Use as much or as little of this power and flexibility as you want.  Or, simply use the defaults that we provide.

Label design features

• Create as many different label types, QSL card types, or reports as you want. DXbase allows you to select which one you want to use each time you get ready to print.
• Supports any size label. Hundreds of predefined sizes or you can define your own.
• Output to screen, printer, html, jpg, rich text and other formats.
• DXbase ships with dozens of label formats all ready for you to use.
• Place multiple QSOs on a label or QSL card, as many as you want.
• Address labels, including your own return address label.
• Standard report for easily matching QSO labels with address labels.
• Print preview so you can see it on the screen before you print to the printer.
• Choose from a large list of ready to use labels and QSL cards, or modify them to your own needs.
• Exchange your label, QSL card, and reports designs with other DXbase users so they can use them with their own data.
• Use the DXbase Wizard to automatically extract records from your database for labels and reports. For example, extract label data from all QSOs that would be a new country, and so forth.
• Place graphics on labels. Notice in this example, DXbase automatically knows what graphic image to place on the label based on the modes of the QSOs that appear on that label.