What compatible label should I get for printing postage from Pay-Pal?
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I have the 450 Model, but use the 4XL model for printing postage, as it uses the 4x6 labels. I also get my DYMO compatible labels from the House Of Labels, as they are very reasonably priced, and available here on Amazon DYMO-Compatible 1744907 Shipping and Postage Labels (4" x 6") -- BPA Free! (15 Rolls; 220 Labels per Roll) Hope this helps.
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I have the 450 Model, but use the 4XL model for printing postage, as it uses the 4x6 labels. I also get my DYMO compatible labels from the House Of Labels, as they are very reasonably priced, and available here on Amazon http://www.amazon.com/dp/B007NIVZZQ/ref=pdp_new_dp_review. Hope this helps.
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The one I use for almost everything is DYMO 30252 but the one made for postage is DYMO 30915. Works great.
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I don't know about ups, but I use it with usps all the time. Don't use generic labels though. Use actual name brand ones.
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I use Houselabels http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=bl_sr_office-products?ie=UTF8&field-brandtextbin;=HouseLabels&node;=1064954. Great price and same quality. You will also need their reusable cartridge.
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1. The Android software is very limited (though I hope it improves). Certainly better than nothing, but very limited selection of templates and limited ability to modify the template; small selection of fonts, only one bar code option, etc.. I appreciate that I can use my Android to print a quick label or few as if I was using an old hand-held label maker: But REALLY -- Brother needs to improve. 2. I'm not sure if Etsy has particular format required for labels, but, in general, USPS shipping labels can be printed in the 2.4" x 7" format, which is acceptable for Priority Post, etc., domestic use. You may be able to use an Android printing App such as "Printer Hammermill" that can basically print to all sorts of network and cloud-connected printers with definable page sizes. However; I still recommend a PC or Mac to get proper and full abilities of this label printer. Finally, if you want "better" shipping labels with postage, you may want to consider a 4" printing instead of 2.4". The USPS seems to accept 2.4" x 7" labels, but it is much more common to see professional 4" x 6". Brother makes a model that does this, but costs more.
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check with the seller or the vender or there should be a list of compatible printers
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It requires stamps labels that are approved by the USPS. I've always bought mine directly from Dymo.
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Depends on the type of FedEx account you have. FedEx uses their own format labels for business shipments. However, with a large enough label you should be able to print Home shipping labels. If you are using the FedEx Ship Manager software, the specs with the software should tell you which printers it supports.
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Zebra and Dymo labels work fine; I use generic labels from u-line (specifically 2 1⁄4 x 1 1⁄4) I see that you had an additional question regarding printing of ISBN barcodes- the labels I just mentioned are a perfect size for printing ISBN barcodes in a size that makes them easily readable by barcode scanners.
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Yes, I print all my Amazon FBA labels from the Amazon web site that have text and a bar code. I can only assume it depends on the software you would be using.
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Hi Greg, There shouldn't be a problem. I no longer have an instruction sheet that usually comes with a package of labels which would include printing advice. However, the package suggests going to www.avery.com and/or Avery's phone 1-800-462-8379 with "any questions about their products and software solutions." Hope that helps!
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I use 4x6 direct thermal labels, but the printer can take any rolls of thermal media up to 4" wide, so you could load it with thermal receipt paper if you wanted to. There are several links to compatible labels on the printer's product page.
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You might be looking for a different shipping label like a commercial shipping label for UPS or FedEx. Dymo does sell one but it is not for the LabelWriter 450 series.
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Hi Mike,The question can be answered many ways, there are cheaper alternatives out there such as offbrand labels, but just a reminder, this is a THERMAL printer so your options other than offbrand labels are limited
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It works great for amazon or ebay. 4X6 labels are perfect. It prints full shipping label to and from address with postage and tracking for USPS.
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IT depends on where you are printing your labels from. If you are printing them from the USPS site there is a box you need to check that says something like "only print postage and not receipt". You have to check that box in order it for it to only print on a half sheet.
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This printer uses DK series tape - rolls, continuous. It cuts it automatically after each label is printed. It depends on your application, but the DK-2212 is wide (for large shipping labels, or multiple barcode labels, etc.) You can get White Paper or "Film" which works best when affixing to Metal. The DK-1202 is the "standard" size shipping label. DK-1201 is the standard Address Label size and DK-1203 is for File Folder labels. The different rolls are very easy (and quick) to change out.
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Used for shipping labels. Unclear on postage labels. Mostly likely you need special paper for the postage printing.