the following describes one embodiment of the present disclosure with reference to accompanying drawings . a label manufacturing system comprising a print label producing apparatus which serves as the operation target of this embodiment will now be described with reference to fig1 . in a label manufacturing system ls shown in fig1 , a print label producing apparatus 1 is connected to a pc 118 via a communication line nw which is either wired or wireless . the above described pc 118 has a control part comprising a display part 118 a , such as a liquid crystal display , etc ., an operation part 118 b , such as a keyboard , mouse , etc ., and a cpu , memory ( ram and rom ), and the like ( not shown ). the above described cpu performs processing in accordance with a program stored in advance in rom while utilizing a ram temporary storage function . this program includes a fixed form print information processing program ( details described later ) for executing a control procedure of fig9 described later . note that the fixed form print information processing program may be recorded in advance on a suitable recording medium rather than stored on rom . in such a case , the cpu of the pc 118 reads the recording medium based on suitable timing to acquire the fixed form print information processing program and , once the program is acquired , the cpu executes the program . the configuration of the print label producing apparatus 1 will now be described with reference to fig2 and fig3 . in fig2 and fig3 , the print label producing apparatus 1 comprises a main body housing 2 made of resin , and an upper cover 5 made of transparent resin and installed in an openable and closeable manner to a rear side upper end edge so that it covers the upper side of the main body housing 2 . a discharging exit 6 a configured to discharge a label tape 30 a after print formation to the outside is formed on a front cover 6 on the front side of the upper cover 5 . the main body housing 2 houses a label tape roll 30 around which is wound the above described label tape 30 a of a predetermined width into a roll shape ( refer to fig3 ). this label tape 30 a comprises a long thermal sheet ( so - called thermal paper ) having self chromogenic characteristics , and a separation sheet bonded to one surface of the thermal sheet via an adhesive . the label tape roll 30 is made into a cartridge , for example , and a cartridge holder ( not shown ) that freely detaches this cartridge is provided to the main body housing 2 . note that , rather than a cartridge type as described above , the label tape roll 30 may be directly housed inside the main body housing 2 so that the label tape 30 a is fed out while the label tape roll 30 is rotated inside the main body housing 2 . the label tape 30 a fed out from the label tape roll 30 is fed from a platen roller 26 ( refer to fig3 ). the platen roller 26 is driven by a platen roller motor 208 . a feeding force acts on the label tape 30 a via that drive , feeding out the label tape 30 a from the label tape roll 30 . the platen roller motor 208 is controlled by the platen roller driving circuit 209 . the fed label tape 30 a is guided between a thermal head 31 and the platen roller 26 to the discharging exit 6 a . note that , if a suitable identification mark is provided to the above described label tape 30 a , a sensor 239 detects the mark . the thermal head 31 comprises a plurality of heating elements ( not shown ) in a direction orthogonal to the feeding direction of the label tape 30 a . the above described platen roller 26 is disposed on a side of the thermal head 31 that faces the surface on which the heating elements are provided . electricity is conducted to the heating elements in accordance with dot pattern data to be printed , thereby printing the characters , images , etc ., on the label tape 30 a fed out from the label tape roll 30 . each of the heating elements provided to the thermal head 31 is driven by a print - head driving circuit 205 . a cutter unit 40 comprising a fixed blade 41 b and a movable blade 41 a is disposed on the inside of the discharging exit 6 a ( refer to fig3 ). the label tape 30 a on which printing was performed by the thermal head 31 is cut by the reciprocation of the movable blade 41 a at a predetermined timing by an actuator ( not shown ), such as a cutting motor , solenoid , or the like , thereby discharging a print label l ( refer to fig4 c described later ) of a predetermined length from the discharging exit 6 a . note that , rather than performing the cutting operation automatically via the driving force of such an actuator , the operator may perform the cutting operation manually by manually reciprocating the movable blade 41 a . an above described key input part 4 is disposed on the front surface part of the upper side of the discharging exit 6 a ( refer to fig2 ). the key input part 4 comprises a plurality of ( nine according to this example ) keys 4 a , 4 b , 4 c , 4 d , 4 e , 4 f , 4 g , 4 h , and 4 i . a tray member 9 is installed in a freely openable and closeable manner to the lower side edge of the front cover 6 so that it covers the front side of the front cover 6 ( refer to fig2 ). the tray member 9 opens when the operator hooks a finger onto a concave part 9 a formed on the upper end , rotating the finger toward the front side . note that , while not shown , an inlet to which a power code ( not shown ) is connected and a plurality of universal serial bus ( usb ) connectors are provided to the back surface of the main body housing 2 . a power switch configured to turn the power supply of the apparatus on and off by the power supplied via the above described power cord is provided to a suitable location on the main body housing 2 ( or , any one of the keys 4 a - 4 i may comprise this power switch function ). connection with the pc 118 is possible via the communication line nw using the above described usb connectors . a control circuit 210 is a so - called microcomputer , and comprises a memory 210 a made of ram and rom , for example . while detailed illustrations are omitted , the control circuit comprises a cpu ( central processing unit ), etc ., in addition to the memory 210 a . this cpu performs processing in accordance with a program stored in advance in rom while utilizing a ram temporary storage function . this program includes a print label producing program for executing a control procedure of fig8 described later . the control circuit 210 controls the operation of the overall print label producing apparatus 1 via the platen roller driving circuit 209 , the print - head driving circuit 205 , etc . that is , the control circuit 210 executes printing by the thermal head 31 while feeding out the label tape 30 a from the platen roller 26 in accordance with the edited print data ( including the template described later ) transferred from the pc 118 , thereby producing the print label l . further , a timer 201 configured to clock the current time and the above described key input part 4 are connected to the control circuit 210 . although not shown , a cutting driving circuit configured to control the actuator for the above described cutting is also connected . note that the control circuit 210 is supplied power via a power circuit 211 a connected to the above described power cord , and connected to the above described communication line nw via a communication circuit 211 b . as a result , the control circuit 210 is capable of exchanging information with the above described pc 118 connected to the communication line nw , a server ( not shown ), other terminals , and the like . in the above described basic configuration , the special characteristic of this embodiment lies in the fact that the mode of the character string formed into print on the print label l by the print label producing apparatus 1 is made to conform closer to the mode of the character string intended by the operator when the operator edited the template using the pc 118 . in the following , details on the functions will be described in order . according to this embodiment , the pc 118 is connected to the print label producing apparatus 1 as previously described . the operator can produce the print label l by performing an editing operation on the editing screen of the display part 118 a via the operation part 118 b of the pc 118 . at this time , according to this embodiment , a template of fixed form print information is prepared so that the operator can simply produce the print label l of a desired mode . the template generally includes a diagram section of frames , ruled lines , and the like , and a character string section suitably disposed in a position associated with that diagram section ( in some cases , there is no diagram section ). further , the character string section normally includes a section where the operator can freely input operations . according to this embodiment , the operator can produce a print label l using a template by performing suitable input operations with respect to the template , editing the above described character string section , and then transferring the edited template to the print label producing apparatus 1 using the pc 118 . fig4 a shows a conceptual configuration of an original template t - 0 before the above described editing . in fig4 a , the original template t - 0 in this example has prepared in advance an area ar - 1 for printing main text corresponding to a character string of seven characters ( in this example , the alphabet characters “ abcdefg ” as described later ), and an area ar - 0 provided therebelow for printing subordinate text ( in this example , the characters indicating the current time information , such as “ 2011 / 1224 / 0742 ” as described later ). note that the areas ar - 0 and ar - 1 are actually blank as is at this point in time since nothing has been input in the areas . the operator can perform desired editing using the operation part 118 b with the above described original template t - 0 displayed on the editing screen of the display part 118 a . for this editing , a predetermined application program ( a so - called editor ) for producing fixed form print information is preinstalled on the pc 118 . fig4 b shows a conceptual configuration of a template t after this editing . in fig4 b , a character string r - 1 of “ abcdefg ” is input via the above described editing of the operator into the area ar - 1 in this example . note that the area ar - 0 is blank as is at this point in time since it is a location where the print label producing apparatus 1 will input a character string according to the time information from the above described timer 201 ( and is not edited by the operator ). here , a predetermined application program ( a so - called transfer manager ) for transferring fixed form print information is preinstalled on the pc 118 . the operator can verify the contents of the edited template t via a predetermined transfer screen display on the display part 118 a by the above described application program for transferring fixed form print information , and then transfer the template t to the print label producing apparatus 1 . the print label producing apparatus 1 produces the print label l using this transferred template t . fig4 c shows an example of the formed print label l . in fig4 c , a character string r - 2 of “ abcdefg ” corresponding to the character string r - 1 of “ abcdefg ” of the above described template t is formed into print on the print label l in this example . further , the current time at that moment is input into the area ar - 0 of the above described template t based on the time information acquired from the timer 201 as previously described when the print label l is produced , forming into print a character string r - 3 of “ 2011 / 1224 / 0742 ” which indicates the current time under the character string r - 2 . note that , after the above described transfer , the print label l may be produced with the print label producing apparatus 1 alone , disconnected from the pc 118 . in the pc 118 of this embodiment , fonts that take into consideration visibility and aesthetics from the viewpoint of the operator are prepared as font data that expresses the shape of characters . that is , as shown in fig5 a , according to the font , font comprising both width direction margin areas s - 1 and s - 2 on both tape width direction end sides and longitudinal direction margin areas s - 3 and s - 4 on both tape longitudinal direction end sides of the character string r - 1 are prepared for the character string r - 1 on the display screen ( also refer to an edit preview display screen 16 c of fig6 described later ). on the other hand , the print label producing apparatus 1 forms print on the label tape 30 a , which is restricted in size in the tape width direction , and thus , unlike the above , has prepared a font that does not have a margin area on both tape width direction end sides such as the above described width direction margin areas s - 1 and s - 2 for the character string r - 2 , as shown in fig5 b . accordingly , when the template t is transferred to the print label producing apparatus 1 to produce the print label l as described above , the mode of the character string r - 1 of the template t intended by the operator at the time of editing slightly differs from the mode of the character string r - 2 of the print label l due to the difference of whether or not the above - described width direction margin areas s - 1 and s - 2 of the font are present , as is understood from the comparison of fig5 a and fig5 b . according to this embodiment , to avoid the above - described adverse effects that result from inconsistency between the width direction margin areas s - 1 and s - 2 on both tape width direction end sides of the font on the pc 118 side and the font on the print label producing apparatus 1 side , a deletion process of the width direction margin areas s - 1 and s - 2 of the template t is performed on the pc 118 . this process will now be described with reference to fig6 and fig7 . fig6 shows an example of an input operation screen 16 a displayed on the display part 118 a based on the above described application program for producing fixed form print information installed in the above described pc 118 . in fig6 , the input operation screen 16 a is provided with a processing icon 16 a , an editing icon 16 b , the edit preview display screen 16 c , a font type display area 16 e , and a character size display area 16 f for performing various processing on the edited data . the template t based on the application program for producing fixed form print information is produced by a suitable operation performed by the operator using the operation part 118 b on the edit preview display screen 16 c . at this time , the width direction margin areas s - 1 and s - 2 on both tape width direction end sides exist on the template t . note that an edit finish button 16 d is provided on the lower side of the preview display screen 16 c . for example , when the operator operates the operation part 118 b and clicks this edit finish button 16 d , the input operation screen 17 a of the application program for transferring fixed form print information automatically opens on the input operation screen 16 a . fig7 shows an example of the above described input operation screen 17 a . this input operation screen 17 a is provided with an equipment display box 17 a configured to selectably display the model name of the print label producing apparatus 1 , a transfer button 17 b , a close button 17 c , a template list box 17 d that displays the plurality of prepared templates t in list format on the pc 118 , and a transfer preview display screen 17 f where the preview images corresponding to each template t are displayed . according to this example , a plurality of model names of the print label producing apparatus 1 is displayed together ( via a pull - down display in this example ) in the equipment display box 17 a . when the operator suitably operates the operation part 118 b and selects one of the model names of the print label producing apparatus 1 displayed in this manner , a search is conducted for the template t corresponding to the selected model name . this search result is displayed in list format in the above described template list box 17 d . the name , version name , and capacity ( size ) of each of the templates t are displayed in that order in the template list box 17 d . according to this example , six types of templates t corresponding to the selection of “ ql - 700 ” in the above described equipment display box 17 a are displayed : “ equipment management label ( 18 mm ) template ,” “ equipment management label ( 24 mm ) template ,” “ file label ( 12 mm ) template ,” “ file label ( 18 mm ) template ,” “ nametag label ( 18 mm ) template ,” and “ nametag label ( 24 mm ) template .” on the other hand , a check box for allowing the operator to select the template t is provided on the left end of the display of the name of each template t in the template list box 17 d . when the operator suitably operates the operation part 118 b and enters a check in one of the check boxes of the above described templates t displayed in list format to select the template t , an image of this template t is displayed in a preview on the transfer preview display screen 17 f . at this time , as previously described , in a case where the print label producing apparatus 1 is to form print on the label tape 30 a that is restricted in size in the tape width direction , the previously described width direction margin areas s - 1 and s - 2 are deleted in advance ( unlike the template t displayed on the input operation screen 16 a of the above described fig6 ) and the template t is displayed on the transfer preview display screen 17 f in that deleted mode . fig7 shows an example where the template t , which includes the character string “ abcdefg ” shown in fig6 , is displayed on the input operation screen 17 a . then , the operator presses the transfer button 17 b by suitably operating the operation part 118 b , thereby transferring the template t selected as described above from the pc 118 to the print label producing apparatus 1 . note that the example in the illustration shows the state in which a check has been entered in the “ file label ( 12 mm ) template ” check box to select that template . also note that the close button 17 c is a button for closing this input operation screen 17 a ( or for changing to the screen before the screen change ). the contents of the label producing process executed by the above described cpu of the control circuit 210 of the print label producing apparatus 1 for achieving the aforementioned technique will now be described with reference to fig8 . first , in step s 10 , the above described cpu of the control circuit 210 reads the template t stored in the above described memory 210 a already acquired from the pc 118 from the memory 210 a . subsequently , in step s 20 , the above described cpu of the control circuit 210 acquires the current time information from the timer 201 . then , in step s 30 , the above described cpu of the control circuit 210 outputs a control signal to the platen roller driving circuit 209 . with this arrangement , the platen roller motor 208 drives the platen roller 26 and starts the feeding of the label tape 30 a . then , in step s 40 , the above described cpu of the control circuit 210 generates print data , which includes the current time acquired in the above described step s 20 , while using the template t read in the above described step s 10 , and outputs a control signal corresponding to the generated print data to the print - head driving circuit 205 . with this arrangement , the thermal head 31 starts printing the template t ( including the previously described character string r - 2 and the character string r 3 corresponding to the current time ) corresponding to the above described print data on the label tape 30 a . subsequently , in step s 50 , the above described cpu of the control circuit 210 determines whether or not the printing on the label tape 30 a is complete . in a case where the printing on the label tape 30 a is complete , the decision is made that condition of step s 50 is satisfied ( s 50 : yes ) and the flow proceeds to step s 60 . in a case where the printing on the label tape 30 a is not complete ( s 50 : no ), the flow loops and waits until the decision is made that the condition of step s 50 is satisfied . in step s 60 , the above described cpu of the control circuit 210 determines whether or not the label tape 30 a has arrived at a predetermined cutting position , that is , whether or not the end part of the printing range of the thermal head 31 has been fed a predetermined length from the fixed blade 41 of the cutter unit 40 , for example . this decision can be sufficiently made by detecting a suitable identification mark provided to the above described label tape 30 a using the above described sensor 239 , for example . or , the fed distance from a certain reference position may be detected by a predetermined known method ( by counting the number of pulses output by the platen roller driving circuit 209 that drives the platen roller motor 208 , which is a stepping motor , etc .). in a case where the label tape 30 a has arrived at the predetermined cutting position , the decision is made that condition of step s 60 is satisfied ( s 60 : yes ) and the flow proceeds to step s 70 . in a case where the label tape 30 a has not arrived at the predetermined cutting position ( s 60 : no ), the flow loops and waits until the decision is made that the condition of step s 60 is satisfied . in step s 70 , the above described cpu of the control circuit 210 stops the output of the control signal to the platen roller driving circuit 209 , for example . with this arrangement , the rotation of the platen roller 26 stops , stopping the feeding of the label tape 30 a . then , in step s 80 , the above described cpu of the control circuit 210 outputs a control signal to the cutting driving circuit . with this arrangement , the above described actuator drives the movable blade 41 a of the cutter unit 40 , and the movable blade 41 a cuts the label tape 30 a . as a result , for example , the print label l on which the character strings r - 2 and r 3 are formed into print as shown in the previously described fig5 c is formed . this routine then terminates here . next , the contents of the template producing process executed by the above described cpu of the pc 118 in order to achieve the aforementioned technique will be described with reference to fig9 . first , in step s 110 , the cpu of the pc 118 determines whether or not a suitable editing operation ( original template selection , reading , character input , etc .) for producing a label was performed by the operator via the operation part 118 b . in a case where an editing operation was performed , the decision is made that the condition of step s 110 is satisfied ( s 110 : yes ), and the flow proceeds to step s 120 . in a case where an editing operation was not performed , the decision is made that the condition of step s 110 is not satisfied ( s 110 : no ), and the cpu loops and waits until the editing operation is performed . in step s 120 , the cpu of the pc 118 responds to the operation performed by the operator on the above described input operation screen 16 a via the above described operation part 118 b , and produces the template t based on the above described application program for producing fixed form print information . as a result , the above described template on which the suitable character string r - 1 has been input into the area ar - 1 of the above described original template t - 0 in the aforementioned example is completed . subsequently , in step s 130 , in response to the operation performed by the operator on the above described input operation screen 17 a via the above described operation part 118 b , the cpu of the pc 118 executes the deletion process of the above described width direction margin areas s - 1 and s - 2 automatically set ( by the above described application program for producing fixed form print information ) around the character string of the template t produced in the above described step s 120 , based on the above described application program for transferring fixed form print information . subsequently , the flow proceeds to step s 140 . in step s 140 , the cpu of the pc 118 displays the template t from which the width direction margin areas s - 1 and s - 2 were deleted in the above described step s 130 on the transfer preview display screen 17 f of the input operation screen 17 a . subsequently , the flow proceeds to step s 150 . in step 150 , the cpu of the pc 118 determines whether or not the above described transfer button 17 b displayed on the transfer preview display screen 17 f has been operated via the above described operation part 118 b . in a case where the transfer button 17 b has been operated , the decision is made that the condition of step s 150 is satisfied ( s 150 : yes ), and the flow proceeds to step s 160 . in a case where the transfer button 17 b has not been operated , the decision is made that the condition of step s 150 is not satisfied ( s 150 : no ), and the flow loops and waits until the transfer button 17 b is operated . in step s 160 , the cpu of the pc 118 transfers the template t displayed on the transfer preview display screen 17 f to the print label producing apparatus 1 , based on the application program for transferring fixed form print information . this routine then terminates here . as described above , the pc 118 of this embodiment deletes at least the width direction margin areas s - 1 and s - 2 of the margin areas automatically set around the character string of the template t , displaying the result on the transfer preview display screen 17 f of the input operation screen 17 a . subsequently , the template t is transferred to the print label producing apparatus 1 . with this arrangement , the mode of the character string formed into print by the print label producing apparatus 1 can be made to conform closer to the mode of the character string intended by the operator when the operator edited the template t on the pc 118 . as a result , the convenience can be improved for the operator . note that while only the margins on both tape width direction end sides were deleted in the above , the present disclosure is not limited thereto . that is , both deletions of the margins on both tape width direction end sides as well as deletion of the longitudinal direction margins on both tape longitudinal direction end sides may be executed . in this case , the mode of the character string formed into print by the print label producing apparatus 1 can be made to be more reliably consistent with the mode of the character string intended by the operator when the operator edited the template t on the pc 118 . note that the present disclosure is not limited to the above described embodiment , and various modifications may be made without deviating from the spirit and scope of the disclosure . the following describes such modifications one by one . note that , in each modification , the same parts and steps are denoted using the same reference numerals as the above described embodiment , and descriptions thereof will be omitted or simplified as appropriate . when the template t is to be produced on the edit preview display screen 16 c of the pc 118 , the template t is sometimes produced under conditions where the overall size of the template t ( that is , the outer frame size ) is fixed to a predetermined value , for example . in such a case , since the outer frame size is fixed , the displayed font size decreases when the size of the character string disposable area decreases or the number of characters increases , and conversely increases when the size of the character string disposable area increases or the number of characters decreases . as a result , according to the template t where there exists the width direction margin areas s - 1 and s - 2 displayed on the display part 118 a of the pc 118 , such as shown in fig1 a , the font size decreases since the size of the character string disposable area decreases . on the other hand , as shown in fig1 b , when print is actually formed by the print label producing apparatus 1 , the above described character string disposable area is large in size due to the nonexistence of margins equivalent to the above described width direction margin areas s - 1 and s - 2 as previously described , resulting in an increase in font size . accordingly , when the template t edited by the operator as previously described is transferred to the print label producing apparatus 1 and the print label l is produced using that template t , the font size of the character string formed into print on the print label l may differ from the font size intended by the operator at the time of editing ( due to the above described difference of whether or not the width direction margin areas s - 1 and s - 2 of the font are present ), as shown in the above described fig1 a and fig1 b . here , according to this modification , when at least the width direction margin areas s - 1 and s - 2 of the margin areas automatically set for the character string of the template t are deleted as previously described , the font size for the character string after that deletion is determined once again ( changed ). then , the font size of the above described character string of the final template t is set ( converted ) to the new font size . that is , after the width direction margin areas s - 1 and s - 2 of the template t are deleted , the cpu of the pc 118 determines the font size to be applied to the character string of the template t contained in the above described outer frame once again . then , the cpu of the pc 118 applies the above described determined font size to the font size of the character string included in the template t where the above described width direction margin areas s - 1 and s - 2 were deleted , and the result is displayed on the display part 118 a . the control procedure executed by the cpu of the pc 118 of this modification will now be described with reference to fig1 . steps equivalent to those in the above described fig9 are denoted using the same reference numerals , and descriptions thereof will be omitted or simplified as appropriate . according to the flow shown in fig1 , step s 120 ′ is provided in place of step s 120 of the flow shown in fig9 , and step s 240 and step s 250 are newly provided between step s 130 and step s 140 . that is , the cpu of the pc 118 , as previously described , determines whether or not an editing operation was performed in step s 110 and , if the decision is made that the condition is satisfied ( s 110 : yes ), the flow proceeds to the newly provided step s 120 ′. in step s 120 ′, the cpu of the pc 118 , similar to the previously described step s 120 , responds to the operation performed by the operator on the above described input operation screen 16 a via the above described operation part 118 b , and produces the template t based on the above described application program for producing fixed form print information . however , in this step s 120 ′, the template t is produced under the condition of the aforementioned fixed outer frame size . subsequently , in the same step s 130 as the above described fig9 , the cpu of the pc 118 executes the deletion process of the above described width direction margin areas s - 1 and s - 2 automatically set ( by the above described application program for producing fixed form print information ) around the character string of the template t produced in the above described step s 120 ′. subsequently , the flow proceeds to the newly provided step s 240 . in step s 240 , the cpu of the pc 118 newly determines ( changes ) the font size to be applied to the character string in response to the increase in size of the sting disposable area caused by the deletion process of the above described step s 130 of the template t contained in the outer frame having a fixed size of a predetermined value . subsequently , the flow proceeds to step s 250 . in step s 250 , the cpu of the pc 118 applies the font size determined in the above described step s 240 to the character string of the template t produced in the above described step s 120 ′. in other words , the cpu converts the font size of the character string of the template t produced in the above described step s 120 ′ to the font size determined in the above described step s 240 . the subsequent steps s 140 , s 150 , and s 160 are the same as those of the above described fig9 , and descriptions thereof will be omitted . according to this modification , as previously described , at least the width direction margin areas s - 1 and s - 2 of the margin areas automatically set for the character string of the template t are deleted , and the font size for the character string after that deletion is determined . then , the font size of the above described character string is converted to the above described determined font size . with this arrangement , the font size of the character string formed into print by the print label producing apparatus 1 can be made to conform closer to the font size of the character string intended by the operator when the operator edited the template t on the pc 118 . ( 2 ) when a template that includes long text extended across a plurality of lines is displayed when the template t is produced on the edit preview display screen 16 c of the pc 118 , the outer frame size is sometimes fixed to a predetermined value as described above , causing the template to be produced so that the character string extends across a plurality of lines . in such a case , when the size of the character string disposable area and the number of characters are changed , the location where a line break is entered for the character string changes accordingly . in other words , the mode of distribution of the plurality of characters of the character string on each line changes . for example , in fig1 a , the character string r - 1 made of the six characters “ abcdef ” is disposed vertically on the template t used for long vertical text . at this time , in a case where the font of each of the characters r comprises the tape width direction ( vertical direction ) margin area s - 3 , the characters r are allocated so that the three characters r “ a ” “ b ” and “ c ” are disposed on the right side and the three characters r “ d ” “ e ” and “ f ” are disposed on the left side , in accordance with the height of the template t of the above described fixed size . that is , a line break is automatically entered in front of the character r “ d .” this is because the font of each of the characters r comprises the above described margin area s - 3 on the upper side and , when the three characters r “ a ” “ b ” and “ c ” are first arranged , the open space below these characters r is small , causing “ d ” to stick out from the template t when an attempt is made to dispose the character r “ d ” below the character r “ c .” as a result , the character r “ d ” cannot be disposed below the character r “ c ,” and the above described line break is entered . in contrast , as shown in fig1 b , when print is actually formed by the print label producing apparatus 1 , a margin equivalent to the above described width direction margin area s - 3 does not exist for each of the characters r of the character string r - 2 as previously described , further increasing the open space below the three characters r “ a ” “ b ” and “ c ” after arrangement , making it possible to further dispose the character r “ d ” below the character r “ c .” thus , according to the print label l , the characters r are allocated so that the four characters r “ a ” “ b ” “ c ” and “ d ” of the character string r - 2 are disposed on the line on the right side , and the two characters r “ e ” and “ f ” are disposed on the line on the left side . that is , a line break is automatically entered in front of the character r “ e .” accordingly , when the template t edited by the operator as previously described is transferred to the print label producing apparatus 1 and the print label l is produced using that template t , the mode of distribution of each of the characters r of the character string r - 2 formed into print on the print label l on each line may differ from the mode of distribution intended by the operator at the time of editing due to the above described difference of whether or not the margin area s - 3 of the font is present . here , according to this modification , when the width direction margin area s - 3 automatically set for the upper part of each of the characters r of the character string r - 1 of the template t is deleted , the font size for the character string r - 1 after that deletion is determined once again ( changed ), as previously described . further , the font size of the above described character string of the template t is set ( converted ) to the new font size . then , the mode of distribution on each line when each of the characters r of the character string r - 1 is arranged on a plurality of lines is determined using that converted font size . that is , after the width direction margin area s - 3 of the template t is deleted , the cpu of the pc 118 determines the font size to be applied to the character string of the template t contained in the above described outer frame once again . then , the cpu of the pc 118 applies the above described determined font size to the font size of the character string included in the template t where the above described width direction margin area s - 3 was deleted . furthermore , the cpu of the pc 118 determines the mode of distribution on each line when each of the characters r of the character string r - 1 is arranged on the plurality of lines according to the above described font size , and the display is executed on the display part 118 a in accordance with that determined mode of distribution . next , the control executed by the cpu of the pc 118 of this modification will be described with reference to fig1 . the control procedure executed by the cpu of the pc 118 of this modification will now be described with reference to fig1 . steps equivalent to those in the above described fig9 and fig1 are denoted using the same reference numerals , and descriptions thereof will be omitted or simplified as appropriate . in the flow shown in fig1 , step s 360 is newly provided between step s 250 and step s 140 of the flow shown in fig1 . that is , the cpu of the pc 118 , as previously described , executes the deletion process of the above described width direction margin area s - 3 automatically set ( by the above described application program for producing fixed form print information ) around the character string of the template t produced in the above described step s 120 ′ in the same manner as described above , in step s 130 via step s 110 and step s 120 ′. subsequently , as previously described , after the font size determination process of step s 240 and the font size replacement process of step s 250 , the flow proceeds to the newly provided step s 360 . in step s 360 , the cpu of the pc 118 determines the mode of distribution on each line when each of the characters r of the character string r - 1 of the template t is arranged on a plurality of lines using the font size converted in the above described step s 250 . the subsequent steps s 140 , s 150 , and s 160 are the same as those of the above described fig1 , and descriptions thereof will be omitted . in this modification , as previously described , each of the characters r of the character string r - 1 included in the template t is rearranged and displayed using the font size after conversion . with this arrangement , the mode of distribution of the characters of the character string r - 2 formed into print by the print label producing apparatus 1 on a plurality of lines can be made to conform closer to the mode of distribution intended by the operator when the operator edited the template t on the pc 118 . note that the present disclosure is not limited to the procedures shown in the above described flowcharts of each of the illustrations fig8 , fig9 , fig1 , and fig1 , and additions and deletions as well as sequence changes to the procedure may be made without deviating from the spirit and scope of the disclosure . further , in the above , the arrow shown in the above described fig3 denotes an example of signal flow , but the signal flow direction is not limited thereto . further , other than that already stated above , techniques based on the above described embodiments and each of the modifications may be suitably utilized in combination as well .