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DYMO LABELWRITER 330 SERIAL
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The print quality was very impressive, 300dpi for text, and an effective 200dpi +/- when dealing with imported artwork. the only problem I had turned out to be with Publisher, not the DYMO LabelWriter. Mail-merge was also a breeze, so smooth and clean. Printing direct from Publisher and even PhotoShop was easy, and created a very impressive label in no time at all. This would be a great tool for a library or DJ.

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Great for sequential labels, such as Archive or Compilation CDs.

DYMO LABELWRITER 330 SOFTWARE

The software was basic, to say the least, but had some very interesting and functional tools, such as auto-counting fields that were highly customisable.

This unit had a reputation to live up to.Īfter a successful power-up and install, I started to give it a whirl. All that time, I just couldn't stop wishing it was working. However, due to a small electrical problem, I was delayed for a week. I had been anticipating this arrive for a few days and was itching to try it out. This Review: 9.0/10 Economic to Run: Reliability: Ease of Use: Installation:Ī courier parcel turned up. The boss was highly impressed, as this printer has easily cut 2 hours off the job minimum.This equates to a saving to our company of around $1,000 per annum, easily justifying the cost of this unit.

A few minutes later and I had 200 address labels, with postage stamp printed.Īfter a further 10 minutes, the envelopes were all ready to fill and post. After setting up the mailmerge, it was a simple matter of selecting the printer from Publisher's printer options dialog, going into settings and telling it what labels were in the machine, and hitting the PRINT button. With the template for a prepaid stamp from the postal company, a pre-prepared database of mailing details, and a bit of finessing with Publisher from the Office Suite and I was ready to give this printer a run for it's money. I had read the reviews on here about this printer, and after printing them out and showing them to the boss, he was convinced it would be a viable investment to buy one. This meant around 200 envelopes needing stuffing, addressing and stamping, every week.

Recently I was given the job of doing the monthly mailouts for our promotions firm. This Review: 9.8/10 Economic to Run: Reliability: Ease of Use: Installation: Also Macintosh OS 8.6, 9, 9.1 and 10 (in classic mode).

Works with Windows 95, 98, NT4, 2000, Me and XP.

Internal, auto-switching power supply works worldwide.

Prints Code 39, Code 128, Codabar, UPC A/E, EAN 8/13, EAN 128, ITF-14 and Interleaved 2 of 5 bar codes.

Automatically captures addresses from popular applications for instant address labels with no retyping.

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Connects to USB or serial port for easy installation.

Prints labels in 2 seconds, 32 per minute.

300dpi resolution for laser sharp labels.

Direct thermal print technology eliminates ribbons, toner and ink cartridges.

Eliminates the hassle of printing labels with a desktop or network printer.

The Turbo comes with easy to use DYMO Label Software, integrates directly with Microsoft Word, Outlook, Palm OS 4 and higher, GoldMine, ACT, CardScan and TeleMagic, and works with all other software through standard print drivers.

The LabelWriter 330 Turbo is the fastest label printer available, printing most labels in just 2 seconds! Handles more than 40 standard label sizes up to 2.3" (56mm) wide, including address, Internet postage, shipping, file folder, disk, video, name badge, cassette, ZIP disk, and many more. Available: Office Supply companies DYMO LabelWriter 330 Turbo product reviews No fee was accepted by KIWIreviews or the reviewers themselves - these are genuine, unpaid consumer reviews.

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