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Again, I forward printing devices and the labelwriter shows up in Printers and Devices on the remote server as 'dymo labelwriter 450 turbo (redirected 10)' This time, the Dymo Label software recognizes the attached labelwriter and runs fine. Compatible with both Windows and Mac, the LabelWriter Print Server simplifies label printing for everyone on your network. To ensure simple and straightforward installation, the DYMO print server comes complete with easy-to-follow instructions and all the software you need.

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DYMO LabelWriter Software v8.5.2 for Mac OS X

Below is the latest version of the Dymo Label Software and Drivers, suitable for the new Yosemite upgrade.

Full labelling capability, including printing barcodes and printing from address lists. Now includes printing wirelessly to the LabelManager Wireless PnP label printer. Compatible with all DYMO PC-connected LabelWriter and LabelManager label printers.

Supports Mac OS X 10.10 ('Yosemite')

Update 05-SEP-2015: Also appears to work with 'El Capitan' (public beta)

NEW: DOWNLOAD 8.5.4 (Sierra) HERE

If you have any problems with this new driver from Dymo, please contact Dymo technical support - helpdesk@dymo.com

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While not a question I see all the time, it is one that comes up enough that I feel like it’s worth talking about and writing down a definitive how-to. Specifically, let’s talk using DYMO printers on a Mac.

Setting Up a Dymo printer on a Mac
Tips for Printing Amazon FBA Labels

What is a DYMO label printer?

One of the more ubiquitous brands, DYMO is a company that makes label printers for customers, home-office, and commercial customers. Their entry-level tape-based printers like the LetraTag or LabelManager are great handheld devices for labeling objects, folders, storage containers, or other things around the house or office.

The mid-range sees thermal printers like the LabelWriter series are made for mailing and shipping. The thermal paper does not run when it gets wet and doesn’t require ink in order to print. Instead, the device uses an electrified ribbon or bar that gets incredibly hot and burns the paper to form the print. This method is not unlike how most cash register receipts are printed at grocery and big-box stores across the world.

The high-end category of DYMO printers are specialized, like the Rhino and XTL series, and serve a specific purpose.

For the sake of this tutorial, we’ll focus on the LabelWriter series of printers, as that is the most common Dymo product line used by e-commerce businesses.

Setting Up a Dymo printer on a Mac

1. Unbox and plug in the printer

If you’ve just received your printer and haven’t set it up yet. Do so, now. Remove the printer and its accessories from the box. Place the sample thermal paper roll in the printer, with the label side facing down, onto the spool. Place the spool into the printer and feed the labels into the mechanism. Once the printer is plugged into the computer and on, move to the next step. You’ll know the printer is on by the blue light glowing from the front center of the printer.

Note: the inside of the label printer will have a diagram on how to complete this if you are unsure. Hand and foot rules.

2. Download the Dymo printer software

Open a browser window and head to dymo.com. From the top menu, choose Support, then Downloads.

From the download page, look for the Download button for the Mac version of the DYMO Label software. This software covers all LabelWriter printers as well as some LabelManager models that have computer connectivity. Click the Download button and the latest version of the software will download to your computer.

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3. Install the DYMO Label Software

The downloaded file will contain an Installer. Open the file and launch the installer.

Proceed through the installation process, clicking Next as necessary. Optionally, installing the Microsoft Office Add-ins will allow for tighter integration with Microsoft Word and the DYMO printer for print jobs like mailing labels from a mail merge.

If your Mac is running macOS Catalina (10.15), during the installation process, the installer will prompt for access to some folders and applications. I recommend clicking OK to allow these permissions, even if there’s little chance anything in those folders or applications will be necessary for how you use your DYMO. Some applications don’t handle not having permissions well, and the DYMO software might not work properly.

4. Launch the DYMO Label Software for the First Time

Once the software is installed, launch the DYMO Label software. You may receive additional security prompts, like what you saw during the install process. This is normal for the same reasons I mentioned above. Once the app has launched, it’ll look something like this:

From the left-hand side of the app (1), you can choose which label size is installed in the printer. Create the label on the right-hand side (2).

Tips for Printing Amazon FBA Labels

For Amazon sellers, there are a few specific tips and points to note to ensure the labels print properly.

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1. You will not be using the DYMO Label software you just installed.

It seems counter-intuitive, but installing the software is still critical to ensuring the FBA labels generated from tools such as Inventory Lab, or AZLabels (my favorite FBA label generator) output correctly.

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2. Make sure the tool generating the labels is using the correct label size.

Tools like these output PDF files based on the given label size (this article has an example screenshot of that). The DYMO printer behaves like a regular printer in that it’ll attempt to print the PDF page exactly as it is formatted on the thermal paper roll. The only difference is the thermal printer doesn’t detect the paper size so if it is incorrect, it’ll typically just bleed over and the label will look “cut off.”

3. Always only have one label per page in the generated PDF.

This will ensure the labels are printed correctly and quickly. How the label looks individually within the PDF is how it should come out of the printer.

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4. Only try to print Seller Central labels to your DYMO printer using a third party label generation tool.

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This might seem unnecessary, but the default sheets of labels Seller Central generates does not conform to the right document dimensions the DYMO printer can interpret and output properly. The required ratio is one label per page; Seller Central generates multiples of labels per page. Use a third-party tool like AZLabels to ensure the labels are formatted correctly.

5. These rules apply to FBA shipping labels, too.

Even though they’re much large, the inbound shipping labels Seller Central generates are not forma