Single button to print out delivery label

[chris ashdown]

How about a single button that prints out the delivery address to a seperate Label printer

Also include a couple of lines of possible marketing info or returns address so for me it could be something like

From
Internet Workwear Ltd
27 Battery Road, Gt Yarmouth, Norfolk, NR30 3NN

To
Lady Jane Bloggs
10 Downing Street
London EC1 2NG

All your workwear requirements

[george]

My money is on the lovely Jan already having a cheeky workaround for this.


We just c&p into the Dymolabel software but it'd be nice to automate this.


*inserts voting slip*

[Mike Hughes]

I'm sure we've requested something like this before. Or even the alternative of a drop down list of reports for things like address labels, gift compliment slips, invoice address labels (when different to delivery address), PDF invoices, etc.

This may have been before the wish list was created and when I looked recently I couldn't find the original thread.

So gets my vote.

Mike

[consciouspnm]

Also gets my vote, along with a way of getting to the full address without having to go via an email.

[Jan]

My money is on the lovely Jan already having a cheeky workaround for this.

Why thank you George

We do have a solution for this as part of my One Stop Order Processing solution, it has the option to print a label report in addition to all of the standard Actinic reports. Chris didn't need to use that software though because he only wants the printing feature and not any of the other things it does.

Regards,

[bamboo]

Gordon has a 'woman who does'?

Lady Jane Bloggs
10 Downing Street
London EC1 2NG

All your workwear requirements

Well you live & learn.

Apologies Chris.

[Sean Williams]

We just c&p into the Dymolabel software but it'd be nice to automate this

Us too, when required, but I seem to spend so much of my time c&p-ing, it would be nice to have it automated.

However did I manage for 9 years without a Dymo LabelWriter - best gadget ever!

George - out of interest, which # label do you keep in yours?

[george]

The 89 x 28mm one. Also have a FH logo on one side, looks really neat I think. Usually buy the genuine Dymo ones (99010) from Euroffice when they have their 20% off days.

Agree, the labeller is an excellent, maintenence free item and great value for all the work it does.

[Sean Williams]

Thanks George.
Amatuer question - how do you put the logo on?

[george]

There is a label designer mode with the label software.

(or let me know your email addy and I'll email my saved label, you can then edit it to suit).

[Sean Williams]

LOL - I'd never noticed that! I just plugged in and went!

[Duncan Rounding]

That's why the Dymos are so good - they just do it.

[TraceyHand]

I have a Dymo Twin Turbo so I can use 2 size labels
The 101 x 56 (or whatever the 99014 is) for address labels and the 89 x 28 (99012) for stamps.
I found the 99012 a bit small for addresses and the 99014 too big for stamps so it was a good compromise for me!
That said, I use the integrated labels now so I don't do so many address labels but I still use the larger size for box/warehouse labelling

I do LOVE my Twin Turbo (but, then again, I'm sad like that )

[Sean Williams]

I have a Dymo Twin Turbo so I can use 2 size labels

So now we're into sad-man/woman Dymo one-upmanship eh?

Blast
I wanted the twin, but thought it was too expensive. Now I realise my mistake as I have to change label reels quite a bit.

Feeling inadequate.

Desparately casting about to see if there's something here you won't have!

[TraceyHand]

pmsl. Sorry, wasn't meant to come across that way.
I used to have a Dymo 310 (or something) for the smaller ones and a Seiko Smart Label printer (for the bigger ones!)
I'd had the Seiko for eons but Nik needed some label printers so I donated mine (as an excuse to buy the new Twin LOL)

I did buy from an Actinic site though (someone here actually) so I let myself off my frivolous purchase