wanted to know if this machine can remove the $ symbol as it is for a country outside the United States.
1186099
sorry I answered so late, this was for my dad; so he received as a gift, of the checks he had sent me, I don't see that it's when you write the amount it comes with it, and even the USD (us dollars); I believe no, can't be done
1186100
Doesn't have a $ sign. It has the letters "USD" in front of the dollar amount though and I don't know if that can be removed or not.
740485
I purchased this machine for American coins, unless a machine except's coins for your country I would not by it, you should contact the manufacturer good luck.
373642
I never checked before, so I found this a helpful question to me also. It is not us/UK/ Europe.
691681
It depends on which version you purchase. Look carefully at the description and listing. Most listings are for the US only version, but a couple of listings include a converter.
1141163
My understanding is that the symbol you're referring to does not apply in the United States but is required in another country or more than one other country. Waste rules differ from state to state and municipality to municipality. Check the regulations where you live for more information.
740483
I have only used it on American money. When foreign coins are put in it, it gets stuck.
2012017
I am not sure, but it also shows the number you are asking about without the S on the end of the number.
520516
No. The "US" in the part name means that it is for use in the United States and Canada. Check the company website for details about an Austrailian version.
2272933
I can't find mine right now so not 100% sure, but I used it in the US with no problem.
1974557
No. As it is from the USA I had to get a converter. But the low price made it worthwhile and stilled saved money.
448152
No, Or if it does it is a well kept secret as I couldn't figure it out. Also you can only print one and two digit prices with a number sign (Example: $ 9.99 or $9.99 and $99.99). If you have an item that requires a three digit price, you must forego the dollar sign ($). Example: 100.00. This is not mentioned anywhere in the ad listing - a BIG fail I think. I was very disappointed as I do have some items that require a three digit price. I usually handwrite the dollar sign ($).
200883
Nope, Instead gives it's value to eleven decimal places. Tried F&#8596;D but no go. Sorry.
1054106
No, If you live in the U.S. or request it, they will send you a U.S. version of it.
745970
Must be a different model than mine as mine only has the $ sign. Mine is the DB-403.
376784
I don´t really know. I do know that the machine is of use only in Region 1, i.e. within the US. Mine doesn´t do that.
1553297
Yes, it comes with instructions on how to switch to different regions. So far I've used it for USA, England and Australia. Works great.
1607179
It has $ on both lines. Only thing that is a little bothersome about the price gun is that after you pull out to change character (normal), you have to push back in or it doesn't print. Not a problem if you are doing the same label numerous times, but if you are labeling items consecutive order, it's a hassle.