[access-uk] Re: Dymo label maker.

Hi Jim

I have one and it's basically good. A USB connection and it comes up as an extra printer. For address labels when you type the letter the address you are sending it to can be printed as a label by the Dymo. There are 3 models and mine is the cheapest one at £79.99 when I bought it. The others I have no knowledge of. The labels come in a roll held in the machine. No ink is used as it's a different process using chemicals in the paper itself. The print is very clear and very sharp but there is only the choice of the font from the letter. You cannot change to another style from that unless you change the letter font. I bought mine because the printer had no convenient way of printing envelopes so this was the easiest option but now I use it all the time. I have used it for other than addresses such as label on CD/DVD boxes but only 5/6 lines of print but I understand the other machines have larger labels.

I bought mine in Staples and they have a write up on their web site for more information.

Roger


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HI all,

Anyone used the Dymo Label maker and if so, what are your thoughts about its usability for a visually impaired person? Are there different models? Do they print onto a paper label that can be stuck onto an envelope? If not, are there label printers out there that can do what I want it to do and just print one label or multiple labels when I need them and where do I go to find out more.

thanks in advance.
Jim.

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