Dymo Stamps Application

Posted on  by 

Print postage stamps on Printable Postage label sheets, which work on most laser and inkjet printers. Shipping labels. You can print postage stamps and shipping labels for several different mail classes and prices. Log in to your Endicia online account. From the My Account tab, select Tools DYMO Stamps Online.


Update Instructions for DYMO Printable Postage™ 4.3.3

The upgrade should take less than five minutes if you have a broadband Internet connection.
Upgrade Instructions:
1.Click the link below, and then click Run.
DYMO Printable Postage 4.3.3
2.Follow the on-screen instructions to upgrade to DYMO Printable Postage version 4.3.3.
That's it. See the Highlights below to learn more about this version of DYMO Printable Postage.
Having account or technical issues?
For support, call Endicia at: 1-800-576-3279 ext. 130
  • If you are experiencing trouble installing the application, please check our Support website here: http://www.endicia.com/Support/FAQ/default.cfm?id=1557

DYMO Printable Postage 4.3.3 Highlights

DYMO Printable Postage version 4.3.3 includes support for:
  • Maintenance update includes a new feature which will allow you to be notified within the software of important information in real time, such as maintenance notifications and new feature releases.

If you are using Windows Vista and are printing with DYMO LabelWriter printers, you will need to download the latest version of DYMO Label Software from the DYMO Web site at www.dymo.com/support.


DYMO Printable Postage™ Login
If you have any questions, our Technical Support representatives are available to assist you
M-F, 6am-6pm Pacific, 1-800-576-3279 ext. 130
Copyright © 2000-2010, Endicia. All rights Reserved. | Privacy Policy

If your Dymo LabelWriter Thermal Label Printer isn't behaving properly, please explore these common errors. To download the User Guidel for the Dymo LabelWriter, click here.

  • Im having real trouble with the dymo label software recently. Whenever anyone tries to do anything in it, it stops responding for 15 seconds - each time. Open a label - wait 15 seconds. Choose a label in saved labels - wait 15 seconds. Switch to another label - wait 15 seconds.
  • The first step is to uninstall the DYMO software from your computer. Windows Computer - Go to Control Panel Programs and Features. Depending on your version of Windows, you may need to click 'Uninstall a Program' to get to the list of programs to uninstall. Select the DYMO software from the list and click 'Uninstall.'
  • Asia Pacific; Australia Hong Kong India Indonesia Japan Malaysia New Zealand P R China Philppines Singapore South Korea Thailand Vietnam.

Installation

To use a Dymo LabelWriter with our PC Software on your Windows computer, please make sure you have the correct printer driver installed. When your Dymo Printer is first connected, the printer driver installation window will automatically open. Follow the on-screen instructions as your computer installs the printer.

If the Dymo LabelWriter is already installed on your computer, but is not working with our PC Software:

  1. Unplug the USB cable from your printer.
  2. Open the Windows Start Menu and select 'Devices and Printers', 'Printers', or 'Printers and Faxes'.
  3. Right-click on the Dymo LabelWriter icon and select 'Remove Device' or 'Delete'. Then click 'Yes' or 'OK' to delete the driver.
  4. Plug the USB cable back in to your printer. A driver installation window should automatically open.
  5. Follow the on-screen instructions as your computer reinstalls the printer.

After the driver is installed, the compatible Dymo labels will become available the next time you log in to our PC Software.

Offset Printing

If your Dymo LabelWriter is printing labels offset, this is usually caused by the label spool sitting loose in the printer. To correct this problem, re-seat the label spool in the printer by following this guide.

Multiple Labels Used with Each Print

If your Dymo LabelWriter is feeding multiple labels with each print, there are two reasons why this may be occurring:

  1. The label spool is sitting loose in the printer. To re-seat the label spool in the printer, follow this guide.
  2. A dirty optical sensor in the printer. Feed the LabelWriter Cleaning Card through the printer 2 to 3 times. The Cleaning Card and its instructions are included with your printer.

Print Quality Problems

If your Dymo LabelWriter is printing blurry, smudged or faded images on your labels, this is usually caused by a dirty roller or print head. Feed the LabelWriter Cleaning Card through the printer 2 to 3 times. The Cleaning Card and its instructions are included with your printer.

Installation

To use a Dymo LabelWriter on your Windows computer, please make sure you have the correct printer driver installed. When your Dymo Printer is first connected, the printer driver installation window will automatically open. Follow the on-screen instructions as your computer installs the printer.

If the Dymo LabelWriter is already installed on your computer, but does not work with our software:

  1. Unplug the USB cable from your printer.
  2. Open the Windows Start Menu and select 'Devices and Printers', 'Printers', or 'Printers and Faxes'.
  3. Right-click on the Dymo LabelWriter icon and select 'Remove Device' or 'Delete'. Then click 'Yes' or 'OK' to delete the driver.
  4. Plug the USB cable back in to your printer. A driver installation window should automatically open.
  5. Follow the on-screen instructions as your computer reinstalls the printer.

After the drivers are installed, the compatible Dymo labels will become available the next time you log into our software.

Offset Printing

If your Dymo LabelWriter is printing labels offset, this is usually caused by the label spool sitting loose in the printer. To re-seat the label spool, follow this guide.

Stamps

Dymo Stamps Application

Multiple Labels Used with Each Print

If your Dymo LabelWriter is feeding multiple labels with each print, there are two reasons why this may be occurring:

  1. The label spool sitting loose in the printer. To re-seat the label spool, follow this guide.
  2. A dirty optical sensor in the printer. Feed the LabelWriter Cleaning Card through the printer 2 to 3 times. The Cleaning Card and its instructions are included with your printer.

Dymo Stamps Application Forms

Print Quality Problems

Dymo Stamps Application

If your Dymo LabelWriter is printing blurry, smudged or faded images on your labels, this is usually caused by a dirty roller or printed head. Feed the LabelWriter Cleaning Card through the printer 2 to 3 times. The Cleaning Card and its instructions are included with your printer.

Coments are closed