WLP2→WhiteLabel
WLP2 stopped being developed over ten years ago, when the company that owned it went out of business. We built WhiteLabel Software as its replacement — and your old WLP2 label files open in it directly.
Why WLP2 is no longer developed
WLP2, in daily use
For years, WLP2 was a familiar tool on the packing-room floor — simple, dependable, and built into everyday label runs.
The developer closed
Over ten years ago, the company that owned WLP2 went out of business. No further updates, fixes, or support were ever released.
WhiteLabel took its place
Computade built WhiteLabel Software as a proper replacement — developed and supported in-house, and kept up to date with the latest industry and customer needs.
Your WLP2 labels import directly
Every label you built in WLP2 — layouts, text, barcodes, formats — carries across into WhiteLabel Software. There's nothing to rebuild by hand.
Moving over is as simple as opening your existing WLP2 files inside WhiteLabel.
How to convert your WLP2 labels to WhiteLabel format
Moving your existing files across takes a few minutes. Follow these steps in order.
Install WhiteLabel
Download and install WhiteLabel Software on your PC before moving any files across.
Copy your database files
Copy your database files from C:\WLP2\Database to C:\Whitelabel\database.
Copy your label files
Copy your label files from C:\WLP2\labels to C:\Whitelabel\labels.
Copy your images
Copy your images from C:\WLP2\graphics to C:\Whitelabel\images.
Convert a label
Open WhiteLabel, select All Files (*.*) from the file type option, then select the file you wish to convert and open it. When you close the label, WhiteLabel will ask if you want to save it in .wlbl format — choose yes to complete the conversion.
Move to software that's up to date with the latest labelling requirements
WhiteLabel Software is developed by the Computade team, built to work with current printer hardware, and ready to take your WLP2 files today.
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