Will this scale work with Dymo Stamps software? I want to use the Int. shipping method and it must be able to read the scale from the software.
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I don't think so. It doesn't have any ports (like USB ones) on it for anything.
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For label printing software, I got Stamps.com and use theirs. It works well, and has a driver for zebra printers. In addition, the printer works under windows as a normal printer of 4" wide and 6" tall print paper.
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I am using this through www.shippingeasy.com. I have used this with USPS, UPS and FEDEX and I have had no problems with this scale.
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Sorta. The Dymo software has the ability to take a screenshot. So most labels come in PDF format. I enlarge the label then take a screenshot of just the label. Its really easy to do. Its convenient for me, but i also do not do ship out mass quantities.
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Sorry. Don't know. Works with Dymo Endicia and I LOVE it. I would bet it will work with Stamps.com.
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Authentic blank Dymo Stamps. Other manufacturers won't do. That's all that's needed to use this scale and that's only if you have the LabelWriter 400 Turbo or other Dymo printers that'll print Dymo Stamps. The scale will weigh up to two pounds, but if you want to weigh more than two pounds then you must sign up with Dymo for $9.99 a month to weigh packages up to 10 pounds. If you weigh lots of packages monthly then this is a good deal. I don't, so I just use the scale to weigh up to 2 lbs. The scale is completely accurate as well. I've weighed boxes here on the Dymo scale and took them to the post office to verify the weight and postage, and both were right on. Try it, you'll like it. Authentic blank Dymo Stamps. Other manufacturers won't do. That's all that's needed to use this scale and that's only if you have the LabelWriter 400 Turbo or other Dymo printers that'll print Dymo Stamps. The scale will weigh up to two pounds, but if you want to weigh more than two pounds then you must sign up with Dymo for $9.99 a month to weigh packages up to 10 pounds. If you weigh lots of packages monthly then this is a good deal. I don't, so I just use the scale to weigh up to 2 lbs. The scale is completely accurate as well. I've weighed boxes here on the Dymo scale and took them to... » Read More Authentic blank Dymo Stamps. Other manufacturers won't do. That's all that's needed to use this scale and that's only if you have the LabelWriter 400 Turbo or other Dymo printers that'll print Dymo Stamps. The scale will weigh up to two pounds, but if you want to weigh more than two pounds then you must sign up with Dymo for $9.99 a month to weigh packages up to 10 pounds. If you weigh lots of packages monthly then this is a good deal. I don't, so I just use the scale to weigh up to 2 lbs. The scale is completely accurate as well. I've weighed boxes here on the Dymo scale and took them to the post office to verify the weight and postage, and both were right on. Try it, you'll like it. « Show Less
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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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This scale may not interface with Stamps.com software. I would go with the Stamps.com scale.
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Yes you can turn the printing on the labels in 90 degree increments by using the properties dialogue box--be sure you are active in the text box when you click on properties, then go to the advanced tab. To see what size labels you can print, look at the available label types in the Dymo software, so long as you are configured for the DUO printer. With a little experimenting you should get it pretty quick.
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That such a friend, the kind of dymo tape to use is the QWERTY D1 Label Maker, for their machine, which is used here only for a more advanced model. regards
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During the calibration procedure it only asked for the 200 gram weight, not the 100 gram one, so I don't know what others are talking about. BTW, I spent a bunch of time calibrating this down to .01, only to realize that it will vary depending where on the scale platform you place the idem being weighed, so it's kind of a waste of time.
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No USB on scale. In fact scale is not 100% accurate. The label unit is compatible with Stamps.com (I use it currently)
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Just got my new Dymo 4xL printer. Installed fine--go thru(during install/resigeter and look for the new download(5.1--for windows)--download it--and BAM--Works great for Amazon(haven't tried EBAY yet)--just look for the 4xL printer when asked for "choose printer"
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I know the description says it hooks into computer but if it does then i don't know how. I honestly haven't looked it over to see if there is another place for a cord to do this but even if there is the cord didnt come with it. So i just weigh my packages and use paypal to pay for the postage. There are multiple ways to ship and all you will have to do is manually insert weight. The scale is an excellent scale and i am happy with it. I have a labelmaker as well but i have a mac and that brings on a whole new set of problems as none of the services are mac compatible with the label maker
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Hello, I purchased Dymo label tape #45013. Hope this is helpful, have a great day.
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It works with normal 6X4 thermal labels where you can purchase anywhere. It does not have to be from Dymo
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Yes, we have about 30 Dymo Printers in the shop for Barcoding and Shipping Labels. Although 75% of the labels we use are from Dymo, we do use some 3rd Party Labels. The reason we use Dymo is three fold: 1) sometimes they are cheaper than 3rd Party; 2) Dymo offers odd size labels (such as the postage and Dymo 1738595 Barcode, which is hard to find, even by Dymo; half the labels we print are these barcode labels)); 3) Quality is usually better. With all that said, we do use 3rd Party Labels for two reasons: 1) cost on some types are cheaper; 2) some types offer colors other than white. We have found that U-LINE and Royalmailers Labels are really good 3rd Party Labels, which can be found here on Amazon. U-Line does offer some labels in Blue and Yellow too. Dymo does state that using 3rd Party Labels will void their warranty, so know and understand that prior to using 3rd Party Labels.