what address/upc label software for PCs does this use? does it print labels well? thanks.
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I'm not sure about the label software because we've never printed labels with it but can tell you we love the printer. Ink usage is not excessive while still printing great and the ink is reasonably priced. The scanner works great as well. Pretty good for the cost.
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I use Microsoft Word. It's got full label designation templates. Very convenient!
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The software gets loaded on the local workstation and then the device prints. It does not work with other software to my knowledge. I only used the software that came with the device. It is very much like a regular printer
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You do realize that this labeler only works connected to a PC? It sounds like a daunting task to me, but doable. Tape size would depend on how large you wanted the numbers to be. (Just peeling the backing and sticking on "hundreds of numbers" makes me tired!) I can attest to the labels holding up well outside--I use mine for garden labels.
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I tried with no luck. Ended up with another printer for amazon labels. Haven't tried in a year so they may have changed it.
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If set up properly it should work. I've used it to scan UPCs into an inventory program with only minor set up issues.
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I don't use the Dymo to print postage (either size), 'cause I generate the 4 X 6 labels for Paypal with postage affixed there. You can use the Dymo, it is all a matter of preference and ease of use. The interface between eBay, Paypal, and the USPS has me lost from time to time. As a consequence, I find it easier to collect the data from eBay and then generate the data into a USPS 4 X 6 label. But I LOVE my Dymo dual-label printer!!!! Beside the mailing labels, I tag all sorts of stuff around the home and office, including bar coding of some inventory stuff. Just don't make a copy of the label on a copy machine as the thermal-sensitive label will turn black! hope this helps, mike michaelson in medford oregon
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We use Macintosh computers for our printer. We have it linked it to our airport which is the router for Macintosh computers. All our computers can then print from anywhere in the house.The HP technical people are helpful. You need to tell them it's an business printer, not a personal home printer. Whatever they can't help you with would involve your network company. The machine is designed for Windows machines first so I would imagine it supports Windows 7 or 8.
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I have Windows 7 and the Avery program works well with it. As a previous person answered, this product holds your CD steady so that you can apply the label. It would work with any operating system that could print CD labels. No instructions came with the label applicator - I place the CD on the Label Applicator, peel the backing off the label and position it on the CD. Easy.
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The network that I administrate is running Windows 7 on almost all our client machines. No machines the network I run are running windows 8. What I would recommend is right clicking on the .exe and going to the "compatibility tab" Then selecting windows 7 as the mode for the application to run. This MIGHT work and I've had this work for certain things in the past when we migrated from windows xp pro to windows 7 pro. I'm assuming though that you want to use this to print UPS labels and if that is the case you can also attempt using their active x printing option which will work on any modern operating MAC or Windows OS. Here is the link to the instructions http://www.ups.com/content/us/en/resources/ship/create/labels/technical.html#How+To+Install+the+UPS+Thermal+Printer+Plug+In+or+ActiveX%26reg%3B+Control+for+Windows
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Yes, I use it to print Ebay labels, took days to figure it out, used included software, horrible support on the software, lost $20 in postage as the software couldn't see the printer, even though Ebay could see the printer, ugh. When you print Ebay labels, you have to go through too many annoying popups - for each and every label you print as Ebay currently doesn't support this printer.
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Thanks for the good information. What label printing software do you use to make sure the label printing aligns with the inserted label? In other words, how do you make sure the label prints properly and isn't an inch or so off center?Paul
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You should have plenty of room for that at the "notes" section at the bottom of each file. Only the address prints when doing labels. There are many fields that are not included in the "print labels". good luck Rob J.
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Yes, plus you get custom label software with the purchase of one of the Dymo label printers
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I use a HP Photosmart C5280 that I purchased because of the print on CD/DVD feature. It also came with software for that purpose. There is a CD tray similar to you CD tray on your PC that accepts your CD/DVD for printing.Simply put your printer has to have that feature.
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Don't really know but prob ca as your comp will ask and if you point to that printer. Poss will work
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Yes it is...it is the only Dymo Printer that allows you to print all classes of postage...I use it for USPS, FedEx and UPS labels...
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Yes if you program the product names manually. I did not have luck with the included software. My register did not accept the labels made on my pc