can I print Amazon/USPS shipping labels whit this printer?
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Maye - you have to check label stock available iable - I thnk there must be an easier printer to use then this one - softwre could be a little smoother
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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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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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yes use google cloud printing printers , http://www.google.nl/cloudprint/learn/printers.html
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Printer has worked for me on Amazon. Just need to select the printer in the drop down menu just before purchasing label. The only bug I am trying to figure out is, if I don't choose the printer every time it automatically prints four labels. Does anyone know how to correct this?
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It can but I don't recommend it. USPS Int'l First Class & Priority, or UPS options, are on different size labels each so you will have to change your settings every time. It is best to set this DYMO as your excellent printer for all US and your standard printer for the rest. When you print, you are prompted to choose the proper printer.
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Yes, see this page for details: http://store.hp.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/us/en/pdp/printers/hp-laserjet-pro-p1102w-printer?jumpid=re_r11662_redirect_ETR&ts=20150504154733_lXBK2KmVsA6Z&HP-LaserJet-Pro-P1102w-Printer
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Sure, you can easily return things on Amazon if they aren't right for you. From the website, you can print out a return label and tape it onto the original shipping carton as long as you keep the box intact.
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FedEx and USPS labels are a bit of a pain. UPS labels work great. USPS and FedEx labels have to be cropped in Adobe Acrobat before they print correctly. A hint: If you are using a USB Wireless Hub, Like a Hawking HMPS2U (Great unit), first start with directly, hooking up to the computer you want to use and get everything working. Then switch the printer to the USB Hub.
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Should with proper set up, but I only use it for our in-house UPS shipping and that it does a great job. When I click the UPS print button, it prints the label with no extra steps.
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I use these labels all the time for Etsy, Ebay and Facebook sales. What I do is cut them in half. Then the printer only prints what I need for shipping, including international packages.
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You could probably use target stickers, or you may be able to print your own on printer label material. I've never ordered any, so I can't give you anywhere to order.
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You should have no trouble using "Envelope Printer" with this printer. However, reading a few Customer Reviews on Amazon for this printer, it is no easy task setting the printer up to print envelopes. Hope this helps.
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Not directly. you can print via cloud print from another computer with a printer.
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Generating bar codes depends on your software. Currently we are using the same printer for printing our Fedex shipping labels without any problem.
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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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I returned this printer because it would not work with the UPS shipping on UPS.COM
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Used for shipping labels. Unclear on postage labels. Mostly likely you need special paper for the postage printing.